The power to conduct inspections at companies’ premises and homes constitutes one of the most powerful enforcement tools of the European Commission. Inspection can also be coordinated at the (...)

The power to conduct inspections at companies’ premises and homes constitutes one of the most powerful enforcement tools of the European Commission. Inspection can also be coordinated at the (...)
This book collates and comments upon the leading decisions of the French courts in damages actions based on anticompetitive practices (cartels and abuses of a dominant position). It studies the (...)
In this second volume of the Douglas H. Ginsburg Liber Amicorum, the reader will find a series of essays no less brilliant than those in the first. Emphasis is, rightly, placed on Judge (...)
Following significant reforms over the last 20 years, merger control regimes in Latin America now constitute around 20% of merger regimes worldwide. In regard to global transactions that may (...)
At a time of reckoning for the future of antitrust, this Liber Amicorum brings together a diverse collection of today’s leading thinkers to pay tribute to Albert Allen (Bert) Foer, founder of the (...)
The study seeks to demonstrate why economic agents have an incentive to infringe competition law. The choice of infringement depends on the benefit derived from the infringement compared to the (...)
Leading competition professionals from around the world present reflections and forecasts on topical issues in antitrust and competition law and policy in this first volume of Women & (...)
This Liber Amicorum highlights the global reach of Professor Whish’s influence. Enforcers, academics and practitioners from around the world pay tribute to the mastery of competition law that (...)
The Digest comprises 41 essays and is structured in two parts: Part I deals with competition rules in general (procedural rules, unilateral practices, mergers...), whereas Part II is dedicated to (...)
Without Professor Xiaoye Wang, Chinese competition law would not be in the shape it is today. Perhaps the key competition statute – the Anti-Monopoly Law (AML) – would not even have been enacted (...)
In an era of communicative abundance, consumers can access content anytime, anywhere and on any digital device. Safeguarding media pluralism has never before been as essential to our democracies (...)
The book attempts to describe the general principles of regulatory law before focusing on sector-specific regulation by looking at areas as varied as audiovisual and the press, electronic and (...)
Volume I : Anticompetitive practices (ed. Laurence Idot), 2016 The first volume, edited by Professor Laurence Idot covers, through 100 commentaries, the applicability and implementation of the (...)
As gun jumping comes to the forefront of antitrust enforcement in a number of important jurisdictions, this book is a timely and helpful guide for both in-house and outside counsel involved in (...)
This book takes stock of all the legal and practical aspects of the French authorities’ competition inspections. It deals successively with heavy inspections (dawn raids with judicial (...)
This book collates and comments upon the leading decisions of the French courts in damages actions based on anticompetitive practices (cartels and abuses of a dominant position). It studies the (...)
This third volume of the Great Judgments in Competition Law covers the decision-making practice and case law in the field of unfair commercial practices and distribution contracts. The book (...)
Pay-for-delay agreements are agreements entered into in the pharmaceutical sector. Designed by originator companies, they have the object or effect of delaying the entry of generic competitors on (...)