The EC law of competition
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The EC law of competition
Oxford University Press, 1999
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Includes index
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Description
This major new work on EC Competition Law is written exclusively by a team of current and former officials at the Competition directorate of the European Commission, and is therefore set to become a landmark publication in the field. While they write in their personal capacities (the book is not a statement of official Commission policy), the make-up of the team will ensure that the book provides a highly practical commentary with unique insights into current practice and future trends. The work draws upon the experience of those working inside Europe's principal competition authority to furnish the reader with a comprehensive, coherent and practical description and analysis of the law. In doing so, the book attempts to explain the rationale which underpins the law, and seeks to identify and guide the reader on issues which may arise in the future (or on which the law is undecided) - both elements that are missing from many of the existing books available on the subject.
A further particular strength of the book is the attention given to sectoral issues, with self-contained chapters drawing upon the expertise of relevant officials in particular fields such as information, transport, finance and energy.
Table of Contents
- Foreword by Professor Barry Hawk
- PART I - GENERAL PRINCIPLES
- 1. The Economics of Competition
- 2. Article 81
- 3. Article 82 - Abuse of Dominant Position
- 4. Mergers
- 5. Article 86 - Exclusive Rights and other Anti-competitive State Measures
- PART II - SPECIFIC PRACTICES
- 6. Horizontal Agreements
- 7. Vertical Agreements
- 8. Intellectual Property
- PART III - SPECIAL SECTORS
- 9. Financial Services
- 10. Energy
- 11. Communications
- 12. Transport
- Index
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