This ebook brings together political scientists and legal scholars with a view to explore the transformations that affected the rather stable institutional settlement of EU competition law - and in particular the emergence of a transnational field of competition policy - since the 1990s. Beyond its insistence on “transnational fields” and the on-going conflicts and competitions that structure its dynamics, the book also suggests a new entry: the power-knowledge nexus that considers the production as much as the import-export of ideas, theories and “models” about competition policies as one essential lever through which these battles are fought.-- Introduction, Julie Bailleux and Antoine Vauchez, 1
-- Experimentalist governance in the European competition network, Basje Bender, 9
-- Private actors and their advisers in administrative agency networks, Yane Svetiev, 21
-- When 'Chicago' meets London and Paris : competition elites and the regulation of restrictive practices, Andy Smith, 31
-- The political economy of global competition law and policy : an institutional approach, Pablo Iglesias-Rodríguez, 41
-- Idea merchants and paradigm peddlers in global antitrust, Mel Marquis, 5