Godefroy de Moncuit de Boiscuillé
University Paris II Panthéon‑Assas
Postdoctoral fellow - Research associate
Godefroy de Moncuit holds a PhD in European Competition Law from University of Paris-Saclay. His thesis has been awarded with the 2019 Concurrences Best PhD Award and the international Jacques Lassier Prize from the LIDC. Godefroy was recently granted the IOS research ‘seed money’ funding (round 13) which rewards an "innovative research proposal of high academic quality with a significant social impact". He also obtained the french qualification of "Maître de conférences" (MCF). He is currently a postdoctoral fellow at Utrecht University and a research associate at University Paris II Pantheon Assas (Paris Center for Law and Economics - CRED). He is also part-time lecturer at Centrale Supelec (Paris Saclay University). His researches focus on European Law, Competition Law, Law & Economics, Technology Law and the Law of Artificial Intelligence.
Distinctions
Concurrences PhD Award
Jacques Lassier Award (International League of Competition Law)
Linked authors
Laurence Idot
University Paris II Panthéon‑Assas
Francesco Martucci
University Paris II Panthéon‑Assas
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The Digital Markets Act ["DMA"] proposes new regulation to address the specificities of digital markets: "Digital markets legislation will only apply to large companies which will be designated as gatekeepers according to the objective criteria set out in the proposal" (EC, Questions and (...)
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The Digital Services Act ["DSA"] complements the provisions of the E-Commerce Directive regarding the regulation of illegal content. The Digital Services Act aims to create a digital single market strengthening the protection of the fundamental rights of all users of digital services. The DSA (...)
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The publication of a report by the European Commission on the implementation of Directive 2014 provides an initial assessment of compensation in Europe for victims of anti-competitive practices. It should be recalled that the directive had two objectives: (i) to ensure the effectiveness and (...)
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On 19 November 2020, the European Court of Auditors published its Special Report on the European Commission’s activity in the field of competition. In order to draw up several observations, the auditors examined a sample "based on risk analysis and comprising 50 cases of cartels, abuses of (...)
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On October 1, President Donald J. Trump signed a permanent resolution reauthorizing theAntitrust Criminal PenaltyEnhancement and Reform Act ( ACPERA). It should be recalled that criminal sanctions in the United States are regular and play an important role in deterring competition offences (...)
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On 22 September 2020, Margareth Vestager gave a speech on the role of competition policy in supporting environmental challenges. After highlighting the Commission’s objective to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% to 55% by 2030 and its proposals on energy and climate, the European (...)
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The Commission has decided to continue to improve the effectiveness of the European Union’s competition policy. Strengthening the effectiveness of competition policy First of all, the Commission has carried out several consultations mainly in the field of State aid. Secondly, it examined the (...)
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In 2019, the Competition Authority issued 316 decisions and opinions, including 270 merger control decisions and 27 contentious decisions on anti-competitive practices. One leniency opinion was issued. Total fines imposed by the Authority amounted to EUR 632 million, the third most profitable (...)
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TheInternational Competition Network recently presented a scoping paper on the impact of digitisation in the fight against cartels. There is currently a debate on the use of big data in the training of predictive algorithms to form new forms of cartels (algorithmic cartels) to facilitate price (...)
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The development of e-commerce has radically changed the distribution landscape. The physical distribution model is being challenged by digital solutions, which may be provided by "pure players" (specialised companies) or multi-channel strategies of operators already present in physical (...)
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The Commission’s impact assessment sets out a reflection on the future competitive regulation of digital platforms. Background On 2 June 2020, coinciding with the adoption of the Digital Services Act, the European Commission launched two impact studies on the regulation of digital platforms. (...)
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The German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs recently published its draft law on the 10th amendment of the German Act on Restraints of Competition. The bill proposes major changes to competition policy in Germany and aims in particular at the implementation of the (EU) 2019/1 Directive (ECN+ (...)
Books
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La faute lucrative en droit de la concurrence
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 (...)
Date
15 September 2020
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