This article analyses the way in which standard of judicial review of the European Commission’s (EC) decisions concerning oligopolistic markets was exercised by EU judiciary. In the recent years we could observe an increasing role played by the GC and the ECJ in shaping the legal framework in which mergers are assessed. In fact, the EU judiciary has not only extended the previously narrow scope of the original merger regulation but it has also contributed significantly towards increasing the legal certainty by elaborating a reliable set of legal criteria for the assessment of oligopolistic markets, which also reflected the economic theory. The EU judiciary has also very often acted as a ‘filter’ to the novel theories introduced in the EC de...
International audienceAlongside with the effects-based approach, the negotiated procedures constitut...
Harmonized Standards (\u201cHSs\u201d) have been essential to the functioning of the internal market...
For their part, social scientists have produced more research on the ECJ, and its impact on markets ...
This Article considers, in light of the judgment in Tetra Laval ECJ, what standard the Commission\u2...
This article explains the role of judicial review in European Community ( EC ) Merger Control ( ECMR...
The article examines the European Commission's use of its legal powers over mergers. It discusses an...
This thesis brings two different, but interrelated worlds together. It assesses whether the standard...
The appropriate role of the courts in controlling the discretion of merger authorities has become on...
Defence Date: 07 March 2011Examining Board: Prof. Dr. Heike Schweitzer, Universität Mannheim/EUI (EU...
This article discusses the techniques—‘hallmarks’—that the EU courts have developed to ensure that j...
The European Union Courts have since the beginning of the enforcement of the Treaties exercised thei...
This article asks whether competition law, in particular the law on mergers, should always be called...
Collective Dominance - Merger Control on Oligopolistic Markets This thesis discusses how the Euro...
In this paper I will focus on the main economic and legal issues which stem from the adoption of the...
In theory, a perfectly competitive market is a market where there are many suppliers of products, th...
International audienceAlongside with the effects-based approach, the negotiated procedures constitut...
Harmonized Standards (\u201cHSs\u201d) have been essential to the functioning of the internal market...
For their part, social scientists have produced more research on the ECJ, and its impact on markets ...
This Article considers, in light of the judgment in Tetra Laval ECJ, what standard the Commission\u2...
This article explains the role of judicial review in European Community ( EC ) Merger Control ( ECMR...
The article examines the European Commission's use of its legal powers over mergers. It discusses an...
This thesis brings two different, but interrelated worlds together. It assesses whether the standard...
The appropriate role of the courts in controlling the discretion of merger authorities has become on...
Defence Date: 07 March 2011Examining Board: Prof. Dr. Heike Schweitzer, Universität Mannheim/EUI (EU...
This article discusses the techniques—‘hallmarks’—that the EU courts have developed to ensure that j...
The European Union Courts have since the beginning of the enforcement of the Treaties exercised thei...
This article asks whether competition law, in particular the law on mergers, should always be called...
Collective Dominance - Merger Control on Oligopolistic Markets This thesis discusses how the Euro...
In this paper I will focus on the main economic and legal issues which stem from the adoption of the...
In theory, a perfectly competitive market is a market where there are many suppliers of products, th...
International audienceAlongside with the effects-based approach, the negotiated procedures constitut...
Harmonized Standards (\u201cHSs\u201d) have been essential to the functioning of the internal market...
For their part, social scientists have produced more research on the ECJ, and its impact on markets ...