This article contests the contention by Dr. Marenco that Judge Pescatore asserts a theory that Member States of the EED are prevented by Community law from intervening in the marketplace by legislation. Rather, Judge Pescatore explains how his article envisaged acts of legislation by which Member States specifically intervene in the normal play of competition. He goes on to say that Dr. Marenco is battling an imaginary theory of his own making and not against what he actually wrote
© 2004 American Society of International LawThe approach that the Court of Justice of the European C...
This Article is written in honor of Bo Vesterdorf, President of the Court of First Instance of the E...
The author of the article was awarded the Ius Commune Prize in 2012.The long-established contradicti...
This article contests the contention by Dr. Marenco that Judge Pescatore asserts a theory that Membe...
This Article first presents a short sketch of the competition rules of the EEC Treaty with a view to...
The article deals with the Community principles regarding competition, focusing on the issue of thei...
Article 90 of the European Economic Community Treaty ( Treaty ) prohibits member states from authori...
The problem of the antimonopoly regulation and stimulation of the development of competition is beco...
Addresses the question of the clash of competences between the EU's interests within the field of co...
This article examines multiple cases from the Court of Justice of the European Communities regarding...
In the light of fundamental changes proposed in relation to competition law in Europe in 2000, Profe...
These comments look at the subject from a legal viewpoint, in contrast to the Essay by Professor Dr....
The European Commission is achieving ever greater rationalization and efficiencies in the field of m...
Defence date: 26 April 2012Examining Board: Professor Heike Schweitzer, Universität Mannheim and Eur...
This essay suggests that it does not follow that competition between jurisdictions is good merely be...
© 2004 American Society of International LawThe approach that the Court of Justice of the European C...
This Article is written in honor of Bo Vesterdorf, President of the Court of First Instance of the E...
The author of the article was awarded the Ius Commune Prize in 2012.The long-established contradicti...
This article contests the contention by Dr. Marenco that Judge Pescatore asserts a theory that Membe...
This Article first presents a short sketch of the competition rules of the EEC Treaty with a view to...
The article deals with the Community principles regarding competition, focusing on the issue of thei...
Article 90 of the European Economic Community Treaty ( Treaty ) prohibits member states from authori...
The problem of the antimonopoly regulation and stimulation of the development of competition is beco...
Addresses the question of the clash of competences between the EU's interests within the field of co...
This article examines multiple cases from the Court of Justice of the European Communities regarding...
In the light of fundamental changes proposed in relation to competition law in Europe in 2000, Profe...
These comments look at the subject from a legal viewpoint, in contrast to the Essay by Professor Dr....
The European Commission is achieving ever greater rationalization and efficiencies in the field of m...
Defence date: 26 April 2012Examining Board: Professor Heike Schweitzer, Universität Mannheim and Eur...
This essay suggests that it does not follow that competition between jurisdictions is good merely be...
© 2004 American Society of International LawThe approach that the Court of Justice of the European C...
This Article is written in honor of Bo Vesterdorf, President of the Court of First Instance of the E...
The author of the article was awarded the Ius Commune Prize in 2012.The long-established contradicti...