SPEECHES 2001 

Charles A. James

Former Assistant Attorney General

October 25, 2001

Reconciling Divergent Enforcement Policies: Where Do We Go From Here?

October 17, 2001

International Antitrust in the 21st Century: Cooperation and Convergence

September 21, 2001

International Antitrust in the Bush Administration

August 7, 2001

Be Careful What You Wish For: Some Thoughts on the Merger Review Process

Deborah Platt Majoras

Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General

November 29, 2001

GE-Honeywell: the U.S. Decision

James M. Griffin

Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General

March 28, 2001

Criminal Cartel / Enforcement Status Reports

William J. Kolasky

Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General

November 9, 2001

Conglomerate Mergers and Range Effects: It's a Long Way from Chicago to Brussels

Joseph Farrell

Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General

March 28, 2001

Some Thoughts on Slotting Allowances and Exclusive Dealing

January 25, 2001

Thoughts on Antitrust and Innovation

Scott D. Hammond

Former Director of Criminal Enforcement

November 9, 2001

"From Hollywood to Hong Kong-Criminal Antitrust Enforcement is Coming to a City Near You" 

May 15, 2001

"The Fly On the Wall Has Been Bugged--Catching an International Cartel in the Act" 

March 8, 2001

"When Calculating the Costs and Benefits of Applying for Corporate Amnesty, How Do You Put a Price Tag on an Individual's Freedom?" 

Douglas Ross

Special Counsel for Agriculture

July 20, 2001

Antitrust Enforcement and Agriculture