ABSTRACTAn important focus of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law (AML) is “administrative monopolies”—government-imposed restraints on competition. Since adopting the AML in

2008, China gradually has strengthened its efforts to curb administrative monopolies. [...]

ABSTRACTThe smallest salable patent pricing unit (SSPPU) is a valuation method used as a preliminary step toward the calculation of fair, reasonable, and nondiscriminatory

royalties for licenses over standard-essential patents (SEPs). Under SSPPU, royalties should reflect the value added to the smallest salable component implementing [...]

ABSTRACTUnderstanding patient choice is vital in assessing the closeness of competition between hospitals. The standard technique used in the UK is to estimate substitution

patterns based on historical general practitioner (GP) referrals. In this paper we compare the results of the ‘GP referral’ methodology to a demand estimation [...]

ABSTRACTThe European Union (EU) formally changed its merger policy in 2004, moving from a dominance standard to one based on a significant impediment of effective competition,

which appears more closely aligned with the U.S. substantial lessening of competition standard. [...]

The retention of safety-critical egress skills is an essential part of emergency preparedness on offshore petroleum platforms. Virtual environment (VE) training has been shown

to be an effective method for teaching basic onboard familiarization and offshore emergency evacuation procedures. [...]

Between 1959 and 2015 the UK government embarked upon five major phases of prison building in England and Wales. Drawing upon detailed archival research, this article offers

a historical sociology of prison building programmes. It traces the evolution of prison building as a public policy concern and documents how this key site of penal [...]

Regulatory behavior and effectiveness in authoritarian settings are subject to alternative characterizations. By tracing enforcement processes through a variety of case studies,

this article proposes and refines a new model, at least with respect to energy efficiency regulations in China: authoritarian but responsive. [...]

Can emerging technologies transform not only markets, but also foster new regulatory change mechanisms? In the context of prevailing theories of regulatory change, this article

explores the extent to which an interest‐based explanation can account for the regulatory responses toward emerging Transportation Network Companies (TNCs). [...]