Section 1 Antitrust law and policy in the digital era: goals, legal tools, and economic analysis
• HIPSTER ANTITRUST AND THE BRAZILIAN LEGAL SYSTEM
• THE CASE FOR CONSUMER CHOICE UNDER THE CONSUMER WELFARE STANDARD
• THE RELEVANCE OF BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS IN ANTITRUST
• COMPETITION IN DIGITAL MARKETS: EXPERIENCES AND PERSPECTIVES
• BRAZILIAN ANTITRUST POLICY FOR MULTI-SIDED DIGITAL PLATFORMS: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
• DATA OR DATA PROTECTION? ANTITRUST IMPLICATIONS OF A MISSING DISTINCTION

Section 2 Merger control
• MERGER CONTROL IN THE DIGITAL ERA: SHOULD BRAZIL REVISE ITS THRESHOLDS?
• THE NECESSITY OF ADJUSTING THE CURRENT MERGER NOTIFICATION THRESHOLDS IN BRAZIL
• DO DIGITAL MARKETS REQUIRE A “NEW MERGER ANALYSIS”?
• DIGITAL MARKETS AND RELEVANT MARKET DEFINITION: CHALLENGES BROUGHT UP IN CADE’S RECENT DECISIONS
• KILLER ACQUISITIONS IN INNOVATIVE MARKETS: SHOULD THE ACQUISITION OF STARTUPS BE SUBJECT TO GREATER ANTITRUST SCRUTINY?
• MERGER CONTROL IN THE HEALTHCARE SECTOR: ANTITRUST CHALLENGES IN VIEW OF THE RECENT CADE CASE LAW
• COMPLEXITY DECLARATION IN MERGER CONTROL: CADE’S RECENT CASE LAW
• THE FUTURE OF MERGER REVIEW: NEW PERSPECTIVES FOR “ASSOCIATIVE AGREEMENTS”
• BLACK SWANS, BANKRUPTCY, AND COMPETITION: A SCREENING TEST TO IDENTIFY FAILING FIRMS
• BOEING-EMBRAER TIE-UP APPROVAL

Section 3 Behavior control
Subsection 3.1 General Aspects
• The future of antitrust: two important procedural flaws in Brazilian Antitrust System and how to correct them
• TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL MARKETS: WHAT CHANGES IN THE ANTITRUST CONDUCTS ANALYSIS?
• CADE ENFORCEMENT TRENDS BASED ON INVESTIGATIONS OPENED IN 2019

Subsection 3.2 Agreements among competitors/ horizontal behavior
• USE OF PRICING ALGORITHMS AND ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT IN BRAZIL
• LABOR PRACTICES AS ANTITRUST VIOLATIONS: TRENDS IN BRAZIL AND WORLDWILDE
• HUB-AND-SPOKE INFRINGEMENTS AND POSSIBLE UNFOLDING TO CARTEL ENFORCEMENT IN BRAZIL
• THE USE OF ECONOMIC SCREENING IN BID-RIGGING CARTEL INVESTIGATIONS
• DIGITAL ECONOMY AND THE SHARING OF COMPETITIVELYSENSITIVE INFORMATION: NOTES ON THE BRAZILIAN ANTITRUST FRAMEWORK AND EXPERIENCE AND THE CHALLENGES AHEAD
• WHAT IF THE LENIENCY AGREEMENT GETS KNOCKED OUT?

Subsection 3.3 Unilateral behavior
• RECENT TRENDS IN UNILATERAL CONDUCTS IN THE DIGITAL MARKETS AND CADE’S APPROACH TO THIS TYPE OF CONDUCT
• ONLINE BANS: WHAT ARE THE CHALLENGES AHEAD?
• BIG DATA, GEOPRICING AND GEOBLOCKING
• THE BUNDLED PAYMENTS MODEL GENERATES INCENTIVES TO ANTICOMPETITIVE ACTS BY THE HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES
• INTERNET GIANTS AND ANTITRUST: THE GOOGLE SHOPPING CASE

Section 4 Competition advocacy and antitrust policy in specifically regulated markets
• COMPETITION ADVOCACY: THE IMPORTANCE OF CADE’S ROLE IN THE PANDEMIC
• ANTITRUST IN NEW REGULATORY PROCEEDINGS
• THE BRAZILIAN COMPETITION POLICIES AND ITS (NON) APPLICABILITY TO THE CRYPTOCURRENCY MARKET: A NATIONAL REGULATION OVERVIEW
• CONSTRAINTS CLAUSES OF MARKET SHARE IN THE PUBLIC BIDDING PROCEEDINGS
• OPEN BANKING IN BRAZIL: BETWEEN REGULATION & COMPETITION
• COMPETITION IN PAYMENTS IN BRAZIL: A CONVERGING AGENDA FOR CADE AND THE CENTRAL BANK
• OPEN BANKING IN BRAZIL: POTENTIAL COMPETITION CONCERNS AND WHAT COULD BE DONE

Section 5 Antitrust litigation in Brazil: damages and beyond
• PUBLIC ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT AND PRIVATE ACTIONS FOR ANTITRUST DAMAGES: BUILDING A MODEL
• CIVIL DAMAGES CLAIMS: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE?
• DAMAGE CLAIMS AND LENIENCY PROGRAMS: LEGISLATIVE PERSPECTIVES IN BRAZIL
• DISCLOSURE OF LENIENCY MATERIALS IN BRAZIL: AN ANALYSIS OF LEGISLATION, ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS AND COURT DECISIONS
• PRIVATE ENFORCEMENT: ACCESS TO RELEVANT DOCUMENTS IN BRAZIL
• PASS-ON DEFENSE: UPDATES AND NEW PERSPECTIVES RELATED TO THE BILL 11,275/2018
• COMPETITION LAW AND RIGHT TO DIGNITY: UNAVAILABLE PUBLIC INTEREST AND FEDERAL JURISDICTION
• ARBITRATION IN ANTITRUST DISPUTES