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Liberalization, privatization and competition in Spain By Luis Felipe Castresana of Simmons & Simmons, Madrid

Born São Paulo, Brazil, July 22 1966; admitted, 1990, São Paulo, SP.

By Mário Marques Mendes and Pedro Vilarinho Pires of Marques Mendes & Associados, Lisbon

Merger control in Hungary By Dr Zoltán H Barakonyi and Dr Péter Vörös of Martonyi és Kajtár Baker & McKenzie, Budapest

Recent developments in Austrian Competition Law By Wolfgang Lauss of Saxinger Chalupsky Weber & Partners

Toward a new competition policy in Korea By Hoil Yoon, Yoong-Neung Kee, and Myong Hyon Ryu of Yoon & Partners, Seoul

Are fixed time periods for merger review a good idea? By James F Rill, Mark C Schechter and John M Taladay of Howrey, Simon, Arnold & White, LLP, Washington, DC*

James F Rill co-chairs Howrey's Antitrust Practice Group and specializes in antitrust, competition, and merger law. He frequently appears before the US Department of Justice Antitrust Division and the Federal Trade Commission. Mr Rill has an active practice before US courts and regularly appears before competition agencies of foreign jurisdictions. Overseas competition agencies Mr Rill has appeared before include the European Commission Competition Directorate, the Australian Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, the French Conseil de la Concurrence, the Japan Fair Trade Commission, and the Fair Trade Commission of Taiwan.

Attorney at Law; partner Saxinger Chalupsky Weber & Partners, Vienna;

By Jakob R Möller of Logos Legal Services