A practical and theoretical approach to Competition Law, encompassing all the key competition law materials relevant to commercial and corporate transactions and which a student will need in the course of his or her study. The aim of the book is to provide an essential guide to both busy practitioners and to students alike. Utilising a disciplined and focused approach of the most relevant material, accompanied by insightful commentary, the book conveys the authors' experience and interest in this fascinating, fast-moving and sometimes difficult subject.

This book leaves few denominational toes untrodden. An objective review of Church history demonstrates that Christian theology soon went astray from that laid out in the New Testament, as the Fathers of the Church lost their understanding of sound interpretive principles. Theology began to be supplemented, then co-opted and corrupted, by Greek philosophy: namely, Middle Platonism, then Neoplatonism, and later Theurgy. The external, heterodox doctrines derived from Pagan philosophy were embraced by the Eastern Church, carried into the Western Church, repeatedly revived in the Medieval...