The China Institute of International Antitrust and Investment (CIIAI) in Beijing is excited to announce the launch of its new publication, the China Antitrust Law Journal (or CHALJ), in collaboration with LexisNexis. The Journal will cover PRC and Hong Kong antitrust issues, as well as non-Chinese antitrust developments of concern to a global audience. The first issue of CHALJ will be published in the Spring of 2017, and will be available in both paper and electronic formats.The CHALJ will be the first journal of its kind on the market. It should be of great interest to antitrust regulators, in-house counsel, private practitioners and academics who are seeking more in-depth analysis of antitrust issues in China. The Editor-in-Chief of CHALJ will be Frank Fine, who is also the Executive Director of the CIIAI and Head of International Antitrust at DeHeng Law Offices, a leading PRC-based law firm. He notes:“I’ve been involved in the Chinese antitrust community for the last four years. I’ve gotten to know a lot of the players, both in and out of government, and we are hopeful that they will be active contributors. We want this journal to be cutting-edge and we will be looking for a high intellectual standard.”
Ray Camiscioli, head of Product Portfolio at LexisNexis comments:
“CHALJ adds to our impressive and ever-growing list of titles in the antitrust field. We are proud to be introducing the first journal on China antitrust law. Our clients have already informed us that they welcome this new publication, so we are confident that it will be well-received by the market. We also know that the Journal is in good hands. Frank Fine has been working with us since 2003 and is the General Editor of our treatise, European Competition Laws.”Mr. Fine will be supported by Prof. Qi Huan of the China University of Political Science and Law, who is also Managing Director of CIIAI. Prof. Qi will be the Executive Director of the Journal. Mr. Michael Gu, senior partner of Anjie Law Firm in Beijing, will be the Managing Editor. Mr. Gu notes:“As a competition law pioneer in China, I have witnessed the establishment and remarkable developments of the Anti-monopoly Law regime in China. Chinese antimonopoly law enforcement agencies are playing important roles in the global antitrust battles as well as domestic antitrust enforcement. I am honoured to have the opportunity to contribute to this exciting publication project. I believe the first hand experiences and analytical insight of the authors from Chinese competition agencies, practitioners and scholars would enhance the antitrust practice in China and also have wider influence to other jurisdictions’ law enforcement and legislation development.”Interested authors should contact Mr. Fine in the first instance, at frank.fine@skynet.beThe CIIAI is part of the China University of Political Science and Law, which is based in Beijing. The CIIAI’s objectives are to promote transparency and fairness in proceedings as well as policy convergence. Its activities include the organization and management of workshops for regulators/judges and high-level professional seminars. The CIIAI is 100% privately-funded.For more information, please contact:Frank FineExecutive Director, CIIAITel: 32-2-735-0880Email: frank.fine@skynet.be 咨询或投稿,请联系: 顾正平合伙人AnJie Law Firm