For a long time, Japan refused to extend application of its antitrust laws to foreign cartels, even those with an impact on the Japanese market. Following a 1990 Study Group Report recommending adoption of the effects doctrine, the Japanese Fair Trade Commission has increasingly applied Japanese antitrust law extraterritorially, as Marek Martyniszyn reports in a

On the initiative of Tobias Asser, the First Diplomatic Session of the

(from the Peace Palace) Attention scholars of international law: The registration for the 2018 summer courses of