For almost 40 years parts of the maritime transport sector have for all practical purposes been exempt from EC competition rules. In October 2004 the European Commission released a White Paper on competition rules and maritime transport. This White Paper forms part of a reform process aiming to increase competition in the EC maritime transport sector by repealing provisions permitting anti-competitive practices, including the block exemption for liner conferences. A Regulation may be expected in the course of the year and reform is imminent – but what reform
International audienceThe organisation and design of maritime regulation is a critical question for ...
Following world trade developments, the Community was compelled to take steps to bring new trends to...
port market liberalisation Since the European Court of Justice ruled against the Council of Transpor...
The literature has always looked at co-operation in the shipping industry with some benevolence....
Competition law, as it applies to the maritime industry has on a global scale been subject to a "lai...
This book examines the application of Community principles of freedom to provide services and of fre...
Maritime transport is by its very nature an international mode of transport regulated by a large num...
This Article discusses the regulation of competition in maritime transport by the European Community...
The shipping industry is of great importance within the European Union since approximately 90 per ce...
mmpPDFResearch PaperDSTI/DOT(2002)2Liner shippingShipping conferencesCompetitionRegulatory reformEco...
The most important development in the liner shipping industry last 10 years was the repeal of the bl...
This paper is an effort to understand how the tramp shipping industry works, which is considered to ...
Paper studies recent changes have happened in EU maritime regulations about shipping conferences, a ...
The European Commission (EC) is currently reviewing Council Regulation 4056/86, which includes the p...
The European Commission (EC) is currently reviewing Council Regulation 4056/86, which includes the p...
International audienceThe organisation and design of maritime regulation is a critical question for ...
Following world trade developments, the Community was compelled to take steps to bring new trends to...
port market liberalisation Since the European Court of Justice ruled against the Council of Transpor...
The literature has always looked at co-operation in the shipping industry with some benevolence....
Competition law, as it applies to the maritime industry has on a global scale been subject to a "lai...
This book examines the application of Community principles of freedom to provide services and of fre...
Maritime transport is by its very nature an international mode of transport regulated by a large num...
This Article discusses the regulation of competition in maritime transport by the European Community...
The shipping industry is of great importance within the European Union since approximately 90 per ce...
mmpPDFResearch PaperDSTI/DOT(2002)2Liner shippingShipping conferencesCompetitionRegulatory reformEco...
The most important development in the liner shipping industry last 10 years was the repeal of the bl...
This paper is an effort to understand how the tramp shipping industry works, which is considered to ...
Paper studies recent changes have happened in EU maritime regulations about shipping conferences, a ...
The European Commission (EC) is currently reviewing Council Regulation 4056/86, which includes the p...
The European Commission (EC) is currently reviewing Council Regulation 4056/86, which includes the p...
International audienceThe organisation and design of maritime regulation is a critical question for ...
Following world trade developments, the Community was compelled to take steps to bring new trends to...
port market liberalisation Since the European Court of Justice ruled against the Council of Transpor...