"Contributors" [2010] ELECD 467; in Rubini, Luca (ed), "Microsoft on Trial" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2010)

Book Title: Microsoft on Trial

Editor(s): Rubini, Luca

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

ISBN (hard cover): 9781848442443

Section Title: Contributors

Number of pages: 2

Extract:

Contributors
Steven Anderman, Professor of Law, University of Essex.
Arianna Andreangeli, Lecturer in Law, Liverpool Law School, University
of Liverpool.
Markus Baldauf, Senior Associate, RBB Economics, London.
Nicholas Banasevic, Deputy Head of Unit, Mergers ­ Task Force Financial
Crisis, DG Competition, European Commission. Formerly member of the
DG Competition Microsoft case-team.
Jean-François Bellis, partner at the law firm Van Bael & Bellis, Brussels,
Professor, Institute of European Studies, University of Brussels (VUB).
He has represented Microsoft in the EC case on the tying issue and the
imposition of the monitoring mechanism.
Nicholas Economides, Professor of Economics, Stern Business School,
New York University; Executive Director, NET Institute.
Jens Fejø, Professor, Dr.jur., Copenhagen Business School.
Ian S. Forrester, Queen's Counsel at the Scots Bar, Visiting Professor,
University of Glasgow; partner at White & Case, Brussels. He has repre-
sented Microsoft in the EC case on the interoperability issue.
Eleanor M. Fox, Walter J. Derenberg Professor of Trade Regulation at
New York University School of Law.
Maria J. Gil-Moltó, Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of
Leicester.
Per Hellström, Head of Unit, Antitrust: IT, Internet and Consumer
Electronics Unit, DG Competition, European Commission. Formerly
member of the Legal Service team representing the European Commission
in the Microsoft case, including before the Court of First Instance.
Colin Jackson, PhD, independent advisor in information technologies. He
led the team of technical experts appointed by the European Commission
to support the case team investigating Microsoft and its behaviour in
the server and media ...