The ACLR is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to competition and related laws and regulations in Asia. The journal includes within its scope international legal developments from comparative legal perspectives. The journal also takes into consideration the economic, public policy, and compliance dimensions in the debate on the subject matter.
A distinguishing feature of this publication from other competition law journals is that it encourages contributors to draw from Asia’s historical, political, economic, and social settings to offer insights as to how competition law, policy and related issues develop in this region. It is also the world’s first bilingual (English and Chinese) peered reviewed journal on competition law.
Drawing on the insights and experience of General Editors Mark Williams, PhD, University of Melbourne Law School, Deborah Healey, LLM (hon), University of New South Wales, Faculty of Law, Liyang Hou, PhD, Shanghai Jiao Tong University KoGuan Law School, and Angus Young, PhD, Hong Kong Baptist University School of Business, the journal also benefits from the expertise of International Advisory Board members and the Asian Competition Forum consisting of regulators, judges, policy makers, legal practitioners, compliance professionals, and academics from legal and other disciplines.
The journal is likely to become an essential source of reference to members of the judiciary, competition regulators, specialist lawyers, compliance professionals, academics and students.

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