The Journal of Competition Law & Economics is an academic journal dedicated to the field of competition law, providing an international platform for scholars, legal practitioners, economists and policy makers to discuss and analyze competition law issues in depth. The journal publishes peer-reviewed articles covering a wide range of topics including, but not limited to, antitrust law, market regulation, merger and acquisition review, abuse of dominant market position, cartels and monopoly agreements.

The content of the journal not only focuses on the development of competition law in major jurisdictions such as the United States and the European Union, but also covers relevant legal practices and theoretical discussions in other regions and countries. This global perspective allows the magazine to provide readers with insight into the comparative analysis of competition law in different jurisdictions. By publishing high-quality research articles, the journal promotes scholarly discussion of a deeper understanding of competition law, while also providing practical guidance and advice to the practice community. These articles may include case studies, economic models, legal explanations, policy assessments, and critical evaluations of existing legal frameworks.