This publication is a testament to the proliferation of abuse of dominance legislation around the world.

Its coverage considers legislative provisions that have, in the case of the United States, been in existence since 1890, to some, in jurisdictions such as China and India, that have been introduced in the past few years or, in Malaysia’s case, last year. This diversity of jurisdictions has led to a multiplicity of differing approaches and indicates, as underlined by the national and supra-national surveys contained in this book, the real need for greater legal certainty and clarity in both the future drafting and application of laws governing abuse of dominance. Douwe Groenevelt and Erik Pijnacker Hordijk have written the Dutch chapter of the review. Source: The Dominance and Monopolies Review, 1st edition (published in June 2013 - editor Maurits Dolmans). Reproduced with permission from Law Business Research Ltd. Click here to read the Dutch chapter Click here to request the e-book