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In less than 10 years, JECLAP has established itself as one of the (if not the) leading competition law journals in Europe. Thus, I felt honoured (and, why not say it, also somewhat overwhelmed) when I was asked to replace Paul Nihoul as one of the general editors—together with Gianni De Stefano. Needless to say, I gladly accepted. Inevitably, doing so made me think about changes in the enforcement of EU competition law since JECLAP's creation, and about the role that the journal can play in these changing times

Changing Times for JECLAP, Changing Times for Competition Law