The evolution of European competition law : whose regulation, which competition?

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The evolution of European competition law : whose regulation, which competition?

edited by Hanns Ullrich

E. Elgar, c2006

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Includes bibliographical references and index

"ASCOLA competition law : The first ASCOLA workshop on comparative competition law"

Contents of Works
  • Foundations of competition policy in the EU and the USA : conflict, convergence and beyond / Clifford A. Jones
  • Strategic competition policy : a comment on EU competition policy / Wulf-Henning Roth
  • Revision of the new technology transfer block exemption regulation : convergence or capitulation? / Mark R. Patterson
  • The evolution of European Competition Law and the Italian Autorità garante della concorrenza e del mercato / Giuseppe Tesauro
  • Vertical agreements : 4 years of liberalisation by regulation n. 2790/99 after 40 years of legal (block) regulation / Denis Waelbroeck
  • Cooperative networking : bridging the cooperation-concentration gap / Maria Manuel Leitão Marques and Ana Abrunhosa
  • Mergers in the media sector : business as usual? / Laurence Idot
  • Abuse of market power : controlling dominance or protecting competition? / Laurence Boy
  • Regulating towards what? : the concepts of competition in sector-specific regulation, the likelihood of their realisation and of their sustainability, and their relationship to rendering public infrastructure services / Christian Kirchner
  • Competition, regulation and system coherence / Joël Monéger
  • Efficiency claims in EC competition law and sector-specific regulation / Damien Geradin
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Description

With contributions from leading scholars from all over Europe and the US, this book covers the major areas of substantive competition law from an evolutionary perspective. The leitmotiv of the book has been to assess the dividing line between safeguarding and regulating competition, which it does by reviewing the following subjects: * foundations of competition policy in the EU and the US * strategic competition policy * the evolution of European competition law from a national (Italian) perspective * the block exemption of vertical agreements after four years * the new Technology Transfer Block Exemption * cooperative networking * mergers in the media sector * abuse of market power * concepts of competition in sector specific regulation * competition, regulation and systems coherence * efficiency claims in EU competition law and sector specific regulation. The Evolution of European Competition Law will be of great interest to lawyers, economists, academics, judges and public officials working in the fields of competition law and policy.

Table of Contents

Contents: Foreword PART I: INTRODUCTION Introduction Hans Ullrich Part II: STRATEGIC COMPETITION POLICIES? US-EU CONFLICTS AND CONVERGENCE 1. Foundations of Competition Policy in the EU and the USA: Conflict, Convergence and Beyond Clifford A. Jones 2. Strategic Competition Policy: A Comment on EU Competition Policy Wulf-Henning Roth 3. Revision of the New Technology Transfer Block Exemption Regulation: Convergence or Capitulation? Mark R. Patterson 4. The Evolution of European Competition Law and the Italian Autorita Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato Giuseppe Tesauro PART III: CONTROLLING RESTRICTIONS OF COMPETITION 5. Vertical Agreements: 4 Years of Liberalisation by Regulation n. 2790/99 After 40 Years of Legal (Block) Regulation Denis Waelbroeck Comments Wolfgang Kerber and Roger Zach 6. Cooperative Networking: Bridging the Cooperation-Concentration Gap Maria Manuel Leitao Marques and Ana Abrunhosa Comments Andreas Fuchs and Daniel Zimmer 7. Mergers in the Media Sector: Business as Usual? Laurence Idot Comments Peristera Kremmyda and Ulf Bernitz 8. Abuse of Market Power: Controlling Dominance or Protecting Competition? Laurence Boy Comments Peter Behrens and Eleanor M. Fox Part IV: APPROACHING COMPETITION BY REGULATION 9. Regulating Towards What? The Concepts of Competition in Sector-Specific Regulation, the Likelihood of their Realisation and of their Sustainability, and their Relationship to Rendering Public Infrastructure Services Christian Kirchner Comments Kurt Stockmann and Fabiana Di Porto 10. Competition, Regulation and System Coherence Joel Moneger Comments Jens Fejo and Paul L.G. Nihoul Part V: CONCLUSION: THE NEW THINKING 11. Efficiency Claims in EC Competition Law and Sector-Specific Regulation Damien Geradin Comment Gustavo Ghidini Index

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