Leading and Riding the Tide of China's Competition Law

This Liber Amicorum celebrates the scholarship and public service of Professor Huang Yong, a leading figure in the development of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law and a bridge between Chinese and global competition law communities.

Spanning frontier issues, comparative perspectives, and the digital transformation of antitrust enforcement, this volume brings together over 20 distinguished scholars and practitioners to reflect on both the evolution of competition law and Professor Huang’s unique role in shaping it.

The first section explores cutting-edge and cross-border issues, including state restraints, environmental sustainability, digital regulation, and merger control. The second focuses on the development and application of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law, with insights into merger review practices, resale price maintenance, litigation, and enforcement strategies. The final section turns to the digital economy, examining data-related market power, digital platform regulation, and emerging antitrust challenges in AI and SEP licensing.

Together, these essays honor Professor Huang’s enduring legacy - as a pioneer in Chinese competition law, a global thought leader, and a mentor whose influence continues to shape the field.

Editors: Bai Yong, Wang Ziwen.
Jin Shanming, Eleanor Fox, Frederic Jenny, Rasul Butt, Jorge Padilla, Vanessa Yanhua Zhang, Clémence Carlier, Johannes Lüer, Yan Yu, Cen Zhaoqi, Jiemin Sheng, Deng Feng, Wang Huiqun, Guo Xiaoli, Shan Jiang, Bai Yong, Wang Ziwen, John Yong Ren, Christine Fengyi Zhang, Schiffer Mengmeng Shi, Daniel Zu Gui, Tony Jiang, Elizabeth Xiaoru Wang, Sophie Na Yang, Yujie Qian, Jet Deng, Hao Zhan, Ying Song, Meng Yanbei, Zhang Chenying, Yuan Jia, Ding Maozhong, Chen Bing, Roger Xin Zhang, Yun Dong, Hangchen Guo, Huang Wei.