Marie-Dominique Hagelsteen (1948-2012) was born in Arenberg (Prev. West-Germany). She graduated from the Paris Institut d’Etudes Politiques and is a former student of National School of Administration (ENA). In June 1972, she was appointed Auditor at the supreme French Administrative High-Court (Conseil d’Etat), Counsel in 1978 and then Administrative Judge in 1990. She was Head of the Legal department of the Elf-Aquitaine Group from 1981 to 1986 and President of the Competition Authority (Conseil de la concurrence) from 1998 to 2004. She was appointed President of the Public work section of the Conseil d’Etat in January 2007.
Marie-Dominique Hagelsteen died in September 2012.
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Marie-Dominique HAGELSTEEN The first round table was entitled "Competition policy and other public policies: how to reconcile them in the making of laws? "addresses an original and relatively undeveloped theme, that of the relationship between competition policy and other public policies. (...)
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During the Seminar organized the 17th of October of 2008, Marie-Dominique Hagelsteen and Thibaud Vergé talked about producer-distributor relations. The seminar was animed by Anne Perrot, vice-president of the Competition Authority. Created at the end of the 1980s within the Forecasting (...)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING REMARKS Mr Jean-Marc SAUVÉ, Vice-President of the Conseil d’Etat Mr Mario MONTI, Former European Commissioner for Competition, President of the Bocconi University of Milan IS STATE AID CONTROL POLICY A COMPETITION POLICY? Introduction: Mrs Marie-Dominique (...)
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– Could you recall the origin and background of the working group you chaired? What are the main proposals in your report and why? Before initiating a new reform, shouldn’t we have given ourselves a little time to assess the real effects of the Chatel law of January 3, 2008 and the introduction (...)
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The Novelli Report - Commission for Finances, Economics and Planing - relaunched the debate about a prospective merger between the two French competition authorities, i.e. the Competition Council and the DGCCRF, a unit of the Ministry of the Economics. The Editorial Board of the review (...)
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The proceedings of this colloquium are organised in two parts. In the first stage, the two main axes of the reform are studied: In substantive terms, the aim of the Community reform is to introduce a more economic analysis of aid in this area too. Following the presentation made by Ms Rabassa (...)
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