A Revolution Ignored?

• Author: Shubha Ghosh
• DOI: 10.1177/0003603X20950228
• Published date: 01 December 2020
• Date: 01 December 2020

Article
The Antitrust Bulletin
2020, Vol. 65(4) 606–607
A Revolution Ignored?
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Shubha Ghosh*
Abstract
Celebrating The Antitrust Revolution, the author points to the diverse range of methodologies that the
research volume consistently brings together. Courts and advocates need to pay more attention to
this important series.
Keywords
economics, methodology, legal advocacy
For a book with the word revolution in its title, Kwoka and White’s book has been cited only twice by
either a state or a federal court: once by the Seventh Circuit in 2002 on the matter of facilitating
practices, a theory not raised in the suit against brand name prescription drugs,1 and once again by the
Eleventh Circuit in 2002 per a dissenting judge urging en banc review in a case involving telephony.2
Some revolution, you might say. Actually, this is a badge of honor. The antitrust revolution shall not be
cited or...