Africa
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“The Relationship Between Domestic Competition Law Enforcement Institutions – International comparisons / South African Insights”, Paper Prepared for the Sixth Annual South African Competition Law and Policy Conference, Witwatersrand University, Johannesburg.
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“Implications of Current Regional Trade Negotiations for the Multilateral Trading System: CETA and TPP and the Case of Intellectual Property”, Roundtable presentation, Mandela Institute, Witwatersrand University, Johannesburg.
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“The Rule of Law, Human Rights & Development in Africa”, Remarks to a Law Society of Upper Canada Public Education Equality Series Panel with the Canadian Association of Black Lawyers, Toronto.
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“State Intervention And Competition: A U.S. Lawyer’s Perspective”, Paper prepared for the Annual Meeting of the International Bar Association (IBA) Committee C, Durban.
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“Antitrust Issues In Distribution And Agency Networks: A U.S. Lawyer’s Perspective”, Paper prepared for the Annual Meeting of the IBA Committees C and M, Durban.
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“Competition Policy in Developing Countries” Speech to the IBA Conference on Competition Policy in a Global Context, Cape Town.
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“Supplementing Technical Assistance and Cooperation with Peer Review” Presentation to the WTO Regional Workshop on Competition Policy, Economic Development and the Multilateral Trading System, Cape Town.
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“Competition policy and small open economies: investment, trade and competition policy in developing countries and some implications for COMESA” Paper presented to an UNCTAD / COMESA Conference on the Relevance of Regional Integration, International Cooperation and the Contribution Of Competition Policy to Development in Comesa Countries, Lusaka, Zambia.
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“An African Charter for FDI!? or An African Charter for FDI?!: Reducing the Risks of African Investment” Paper presented to the Conference on Risk and Restraint: Reducing the Perceived Risks of African Investment” sponsored by the Oxford University Center for the Study of African Economies and the Harvard Institute for International Development, Cambridge, MA.
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“Reforming South African Competition Law: Lessons from Abroad – Principles from on High?”, Paper presented to the South African Black Lawyers’ Association, Johannesburg, South Africa.
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“Conglomerisation: What are the Competition Policy Options in a Jurisdiction with Extensive Conglomerisation?”, Conference Panel presented by Die Afikaanse Handelsinstituut, the University of South Africa, and the University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa.
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Mark Warner is a business-oriented, results-driven, senior international business and regulatory expert with private practice, government, and academic experience in Canada, the United States, Europe and major emerging markets.