Author Archives: Mark Warner

Mark Warner participates on TVO The Agenda panel on BRICS / MINT Emerging Market Opportunities. (March 11, 2014) 

Mark Warner interviewed on BNN on the Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (March 11, 2014)

Discussing inter alia regulation and competition in the taxi industry (February 22, 2014)

Discussing Canadian Government Budget 2014 Proposed Competition Act Remedy to Cross-border Price Gap (February 13, 2014)

Sun News interview on mandatory minimum sentences (November 14, 2013)

Mark Warner interviewed on BNN about the Canada-EU Free Trade Agreement (October 18, 2013)

Canada 2020: Competition Matters – Q&A (January 20, 2013)

• The Canadian Law and Practice of International Trade: Second Edition (co-author with J.G. Castel, A. de Mestral, W.C. Graham, M. Hainsworth,  1997). (responsible for the Chapters on the International Competition Law and the Principles of International Business Conduct)

• “Exploring the GATS Implications of Integrating Competition Policy Disciplines into the WTO” in “Services 2000: New Directions In Services Trade Liberalization (Pierre Sauvé and Robert M. Stern eds., 2000)
• “Canadian Competition Policy in a Competitive Global Trading Environment”, with Calvin S. Goldman, Q.C. and John D. Bodrug, in  Global Competition Policy (E.M. Graham and J.D. Richardson, eds. 1997).
• “Private and Public Restraints on Trade: Effects on Investment Decisions and Policy Approaches to Them” in Market Access After the Uruguay Round: Investment, Competition and Technology Perspectives 123 (Pierre Sauvé and Americo Beviglia Zampetti, eds., 1996).
• “Private and Public Impediments to Market Presence: Exploring the Investment – Competition Nexus” in Investment Rules for the Global Economy: Enhancing Market Access Through Market Presence , (Pierre Sauvé and Daniel Schwanen, eds., 1996).
• “Competition Policy and North American Multinationals”, with E.M. Graham, in Multinationals in North America 463 (L. Eden ed., 1994).
• “A History of United States-Canada Trade and Investment Relations”, in Multinationals and Canada-United States Free Trade 16 (Alan M. Rugman ed., 1990).
• “Strategies for the Canadian Multinationals”, with Alan M. Rugman, in International Business in Canada:  Strategies for Management 200 (Alan M. Rugman, ed., 1989).

• “After Seattle: Is there a Future for Trade and Competition Policy Rule-making?”,  26 Brooklyn Journal of International Law 307 (2000).
• “International Competition Policy After ICPAC: Where Next”, Antitrust 46 (Summer 2000).
• “After Seattle: Is there a Future for Trade and Competition Policy Rule-making?”, 6 International Trade Law and Regulation 66 (June 2000).
• “Restrictive Trade Practices and the Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Antitrust and Trade Legislation”, 19 Northwestern J. Int’l. Bus. 330 (1999).
• “International Aspects of Competition Policy – Possible Directions for the FTAA”,  22 World Competition 1 (1999.
• “Globalization and Human Rights: An Economic Model”, 25 Brooklyn J. Int’l. L. 99 (1999).
• “Efficiencies and Merger Review in Canada, the European Community and the United States: Implications for Convergence and Harmonization”, 26 Vanderbilt J. of Transnat’l. L. 1059 (1994).
• “Competitiveness: An Emerging Strategy of Discrimination in U.S. Antitrust and R&D Policy?”, 25 L. & Pol. Int’l. Bus., with Alan M. Rugman, (1994).
• “Recent U.S. Protectionist R&D Policies: Are Canadian Multinationals Exempted?”, Canadian Bus. L. J., with Alan M. Rugman, (1994).
• “Foreign Ownership, Free Trade & the Canadian Energy Sector”, with Alan M. Rugman, 14 The Journal of Energy and Development, 1 (1988).