Examines Council Regulation 1/2003 Article 3 in order to highlight the changes it occasions to the interface between EC competition law and national law-comprising national competition legislation and other national law. Argues that it produces unintended far-reaching consequences for the vitality of the common law doctrine of restraint of trade.16/09/13 R
In Leclerc v. \u27Au ble vert\u27, the Court of Justice of the European Communities was asked to de...
The problem of the antimonopoly regulation and stimulation of the development of competition is beco...
This article discusses the implications of the rule of law crisis on a core area of EU law: competit...
The common law restraint of trade doctrine continues to provide valuable protection in a variety of ...
Combining historical, conceptual, and empirical approaches, this article studies one of the most fun...
Judicial analysis of the interface between EC competition law and the common law is rare. For this r...
Council Regulation 1/2003 regulates the application of the competition rules set out in Articles 81 ...
The EU Council of Ministers is currently considering a Directive on actions for financial damages fo...
If we can speak of the European Community’s ‘economic constitution’, we can assert that competition ...
Defence date: 26 April 2012Examining Board: Professor Heike Schweitzer, Universität Mannheim and Eur...
This Article examines the scope of the so-called ancillary restraints doctrine under European Commun...
This paper critically examines the European Commission’s commitment to employing a more ‘effects-bas...
Under Regulation 1/2003, NCAs of EU Member States must apply Articles 101–102 TFEU to anti-competiti...
On November 25, 2003, the Council reached a political accord on amending the Merger Control Regulati...
remained largely unchanged since the 1951 European Coal and Steel Community and 1957 European Econom...
In Leclerc v. \u27Au ble vert\u27, the Court of Justice of the European Communities was asked to de...
The problem of the antimonopoly regulation and stimulation of the development of competition is beco...
This article discusses the implications of the rule of law crisis on a core area of EU law: competit...
The common law restraint of trade doctrine continues to provide valuable protection in a variety of ...
Combining historical, conceptual, and empirical approaches, this article studies one of the most fun...
Judicial analysis of the interface between EC competition law and the common law is rare. For this r...
Council Regulation 1/2003 regulates the application of the competition rules set out in Articles 81 ...
The EU Council of Ministers is currently considering a Directive on actions for financial damages fo...
If we can speak of the European Community’s ‘economic constitution’, we can assert that competition ...
Defence date: 26 April 2012Examining Board: Professor Heike Schweitzer, Universität Mannheim and Eur...
This Article examines the scope of the so-called ancillary restraints doctrine under European Commun...
This paper critically examines the European Commission’s commitment to employing a more ‘effects-bas...
Under Regulation 1/2003, NCAs of EU Member States must apply Articles 101–102 TFEU to anti-competiti...
On November 25, 2003, the Council reached a political accord on amending the Merger Control Regulati...
remained largely unchanged since the 1951 European Coal and Steel Community and 1957 European Econom...
In Leclerc v. \u27Au ble vert\u27, the Court of Justice of the European Communities was asked to de...
The problem of the antimonopoly regulation and stimulation of the development of competition is beco...
This article discusses the implications of the rule of law crisis on a core area of EU law: competit...