Laetitia Driguez, PhD, studied law at the University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne and Economics and Administration at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan. She became professor Agrégé in Economics in 1999. Since 2000 she has specialized in European Law and Competition Law. Her PhD thesis (University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, 2005) analyses the relationships between Competition Law and Labour and Welfare Law (Labour and Welfare Law and Competition Law, Bruylant, 2006). The book has won several awards: “Concurrences” 2005, “International League of Competition Law” 2006 (ex aequo) and “Labour and Welfare Law” 2006 of the Union des Industries et Métiers de la Métallurgie. She currently works as post-doc researcher and lecturer at the University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne.
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Competition law is strongly influenced by economic thinking. However, no systematic study had yet been carried out on the way in which the judges responsible for applying this law integrate the contributions of economic science into their reasoning. Anne-Lise Sibony’s book fills this gap. The (...)
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On 14 April 2006, the Centre for European Research and Documentation (CRDE) of the University Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV brought together academics and professionals for a study day devoted to the theme of public services and the law. This inexhaustible subject gave rise to original, varied and (...)
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Throughout his university career, Yves Serra was passionate about competition law, which he professed without interruption until his death and which he left his mark on his career. His pertinent analyses on the balance of non-competition clauses and on the evolution of the theory of unfair (...)
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The work of the Canivet Commission has shown how much the Galland Act has been a source of market behaviour abuse: fictitious or over-invoiced commercial cooperation practices allowing suppliers to grant large distributors comfortable back margins that are not passed on to the consumer. In (...)
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This monograph addresses two problems surrounding the interpretation and application of Article 81 of the EC Treaty - what is competition and how does Article 81 ensure that competition is protected. After over 40 years of application and a period of modernisation, decentralisation, and (...)
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Barely two weeks after the entry into force of Regulation 1/2003 on anti-competitive practices and Regulation 139/2004 on merger control, the sixth conference organised by the Union des Avocats Européens and the International League of Competition Law was held in Treviso on 13 and 14 May 2004. (...)
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Inspired by the US model, leniency programmes adopted at Community level and extended to a number of Member States are one of the most significant aspects of the development of competition policy in Europe over the last ten years. Together with the current reforms of competition law, these (...)
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Franchising, which has been developing in France since the early 1970s and which is currently undergoing worldwide expansion, is the most complete and most widely used form of associated trade. It is positioned between isolated independent trade and integrated trade (subsidiaries, branches). (...)
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The choice of the theme chosen by the organisers of the symposium held on 4 March 2004, at the Jean-Moulin University (Lyon 3), which gives its name to the work presented, is neither daring nor uninteresting. First of all, it is audacious to deal with the jurisdictional implications of (...)
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In the business world, agreements between firms or companies and their distributors are common practice. For example, some cooperate in the development of new products, while others organize a system of franchises for the marketing of their production. But there is a great temptation to (...)
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