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Pris: 1529 SEK exkl. moms  |  Remedies in EU Competition Law: Substance, Process and Policy is an unparalleled book developed in collaboration with the College of Europe’s Global Competition Law Centre (GCLC). Remedies, designed to correct the negative effects of anti-competitive activity in markets, are central to competition law enforcement and act as a benchmark against which the efficiency of the overall system can be measured. A dearth of coverage which looks at issues, such as mergers, antitrust and State aid, quite a few recent high-profile decisions and an increased focus on areas such as digital markets, have triggered the need for an authoritative and comprehensive guide such as this.
What’s in this book:
This exceptional book provides well-articulated and practical commentaries by leading experts from the GCLC’s unique network which were originally presented at the 2019 GCLC annual conference.
It elucidates topics under the following heads:
- objectives and limitations of remedies;
-types of remedies in competition law enforcement;
- implementation and process;
- ex post assessment of remedies and policy lessons;
- and national and international approaches.
The group of authors includes the Director-General of the European Commission’s competition department, lawyers from major international firms, and well-known economists and academics specialising in competition law.
How this will help you:
The matchless book will attract academics, practitioners and enforcers who are interested in the question of EU competition law remedies and how these interact with the substance and procedure of EU competition law.
Editors
Contributors
About the Global Competition Law Centre
Foreword
Preface
PART I
Objectives and Limitations of Remedies
CHAPTER 1
Merger Remedies: Firm Incentives Versus Agency Objectives
John Kwoka
CHAPTER 2
The Role of Demand Side Remedies in Resolving Competition Concerns
Amelia Fletcher & David Hansen
PART II
Types of Remedies
CHAPTER 3
EU Merger Control: How to Remove Anticompetitive Effects?
Carles Esteva Mosso & Simon Vande Walle
CHAPTER 4
On the Consistency of the European Commission’s Remedies Practice
Benjamin Loertscher & Frank Maier-Rigaud
CHAPTER 5
‘Regulatory’ and ‘Antitrust’ Remedies in EU Competition Law
Pablo Ibáñez Colomo
CHAPTER 6
Remedies in State Aid
Jacques Derenne, Ciara Barbu-O’Connor & Catalina Chilaru
PART III
Implementation and Process
CHAPTER 7
Challenges in Designing and Implementing Remedies in Innovation Intensive Industries and the Digital Economy
Thomas Hoehn
CHAPTER 8
When the Clay Pot Meets the Iron Pot or How to Reconcile Negotiated Enforcement and Due Process in Antitrust Law
Denis Waelbroeck & Jessica Bracker
CHAPTER 9
From Coercion to Cooperation: Settlement Within EU Competition Law
Niamh Dunne
CHAPTER 10
Private Remedies and Digital Markets
Sebastian Peyer
PART IV
Ex Post Assessment and Lessons
CHAPTER 11
Ex post Assessment of Merger Remedies: An Overview of the Recent Practice in the European Union
Elena Zoido
CHAPTER 12
Remedies for Violation of State Aid Rules under EU Law: Reasons for Reform and Its Scope
Massimo Merola
PART V
Remedies in National and International Practice
CHAPTER 13
The Portuguese Legislative Framework Regarding Remedies: Overview
Margarida Matos Rosa
CHAPTER 14
Remedies in Practice Outside the EU: The Case of South Africa
Tembinkosi Bonakele | | |
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