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September 2024, Volume 20, Issue 3
- 555-576 On the interplay between competition law and privacy: the impact of Meta Platforms case
by Arletta Gorecka - 577-587 Online travel agencies, minimum advertized prices and online intermediation services: some lessons from the Swedish Finnair case
by Claudio Calcagno - 588-609 Charting the course of DMA’s private enforcement: unveiling the forum shopping challenge
by Tamta Margvelashvili - 610-638 Broad collection of consumer data by Big Tech: exclusionary or exploitative abuse?
by Christophe Samuel Hutchinson - 639-674 Balancing security and contestability in the DMA: the case of app stores
by Zach Meyers - 675-696 No enforcement without representation: how participatory democracy can strengthen the Digital Markets Act
by Inês Neves - 697-720 A fair share of sustainability benefits for consumers: the Horizontal Guidelines in the silent spring
by Pedro Aránguez-Díaz
May 2024, Volume 20, Issue 2
- 243-273 It ain’t over until it’s over – when do infringements of EU competition law end?
by Jussi Koivusalo - 274-294 Multiplicity of tools for antitrust and consumer protection in digital markets: the Italian experience and the road ahead
by Clara Calini & Elisabetta Iossa - 295-314 Attacking concentration: market power in the digital space
by Rhonda Smith & Deborah Healey - 315-339 Unmasking excessive pricing: evolution of EU law on excessive pricing from United Brands to Aspen
by Miroslava Marinova - 340-366 When should EU merger assessment address privacy? The conditions for addressing privacy issues under the EU merger control regulation
by Lilian Klein - 367-392 Full compensation and the volume effect: assessing different policy options
by Franziska Weber & Peter van Wijck - 393-411 FRAND determination under the European SEP Regulation Proposal: discarding the Huawei framework?
by Giuseppe Colangelo - 412-436 Digital dominance: assessing market definition and market power for online platforms under Article 102 TFEU
by Tone Knapstad - 437-459 Digital merger control: adapting theories of harm
by Viktoria H. S. E. Robertson - 460-497 Interplay between Amazon store and logistics
by Patrick Andreoli-Versbach & Joshua Gans - 498-536 The new regulation of telecommunications. The single voice of the European and national decision maker
by Francesca Niola - 537-554 The impact of search engine data sharing on competition and consumer welfare
by Bertin Martens
January 2024, Volume 20, Issue 1
- 1-24 The cost coordination theory of harm and the EU trucks case
by Timo Klein & Bertram Neurohr - 25-44 Cartel formation and the business cycle
by Jesper Fredborg Huric-Larsen - 45-77 The Intel saga: what went wrong with the Commission’s AEC test (in the General Court’s view)?
by Robert Lauer - 78-112 Incorporating privacy considerations into EU data-driven merger review
by Christophe Samuel Hutchinson - 113-146 Apple’s antitrust paradox
by Manuel Wörsdörfer - 147-192 Antitrust liability, corporate groups and M&A transactions: a tale of undertakings, economic continuity and effectiveness of EU competition law
by Patrick Actis Perinetto & Giacomo Grechi - 193-217 Closing the tech acquisitions enforcement gap: from article 22 to article 102
by D’Amico Alessia Sophia - 218-241 Upstream market regulation between competitive tension and technological innovation
by Francesca Niola
September 2023, Volume 19, Issue 3
- 359-379 The impact of state aid on economic growth: fresh evidence from a panel of 27 EU countries
by Nikoletta Poulou & Michael L. Polemis & Aikaterina Oikonomou - 380-409 Addressing data access problems in the emerging digital agriculture sector: potential of the refusal to deal case law to complement ex-ante regulation
by Can Atik - 410-448 The future of anticompetitive self-preferencing: analysis of hypernudging by voice assistants under article 102 TFEU
by Viktorija Morozovaite - 449-480 The centralised sale of football media rights in Europe
by C.-Philipp Heller & Slobodan Sudaric & Anne-Christin Winkler - 481-521 Causation and counterfactual analysis in abuse of dominance cases – lessons from the General Court’s Qualcomm ruling
by Elias Deutscher - 522-568 Economic analysis of proposed regulations of cloud services in Europe
by Joshua Gans & Mikaël Hervé & Muath Masri
May 2023, Volume 19, Issue 2
- 167-190 The antitrust privacy dilemma
by Christophe Carugati - 191-225 From monocle to spectacles: competition for data and “data ecosystem building”
by Peter J. van de Waerdt - 226-245 Big tech’s acquisition challenge to EU merger control
by Christophe Samuel Hutchinson & Diana Treščáková & Anna Alexandrovna Berdnikova & Dmitry Sergeevich Samorodeskii & Dmitry Igorevich Lobanov & Stanislava Igorevna Semtsiva - 246-260 Methods of relevant product market delineation in antitrust cases: a critical survey
by Aikaterina Oikonomou - 261-284 Who (and why) gets cited by the Commission? The role and quality of expert knowledge in Google antitrust saga
by Joanna Mazur - 285-306 Auto cartels and the challenges they pose in private enforcement: scania cartel case
by Aydin Mehdi Khani Saatlou & Reza Tajarlou - 307-333 Chicago, Harvard, Freiburg, or considerations for Single Market integration? Analysis of theoretical and ideational insights underpinning the European Commission’s merger control with exponential random graph models
by Dzmitry Bartalevich - 334-358 Antitrust shrugged? Boycotts, content moderation, and free speech cartels
by Jan Polański
January 2023, Volume 19, Issue 1
- 1-29 The DMA in the broader regulatory landscape of the EU: an institutional perspective
by Belle Beems - 30-56 Virtual assistants as gatekeepers for consumption? – how information intermediaries shape competition
by Victoriia Noskova - 57-85 What does the Digital Markets Act harmonize? – exploring interactions between the DMA and national competition laws
by Jasper van den Boom - 86-115 An inverse analysis of the digital markets act: applying the Ne bis in idem principle to enforcement
by Alba Ribera Martínez - 116-149 Fitting the Digital Markets Act in the existing legal framework: the myth of the “without prejudice” clause
by Konstantina Bania - 150-166 Dissonance in the European competition law regime of insufficient individual rivalry: the New Competition Tool as a glimmer of hope
by Nora Lampecco
September 2022, Volume 18, Issue 3
- 459-467 Restoring the promise of competition: ex ante pro-competitive regulation of FRAND access to SEPs
by Philip Marsden - 468-500 Ensuring contestability and fairness in digital markets through regulation: a comparative analysis of the EU, UK and US approaches
by Thomas Tombal - 501-513 The case against green antitrust
by Cento Veljanovski - 514-531 The new sustainability exemption according to § 2(1) Austrian Cartel Act and its relationship with Article 101 TFEU – European spearhead or born to fail?
by Bernadette Zelger - 532-557 Sustainable development in the EU – which state of play in competition law?
by Idris Abdelkhalek - 558-566 Cost structures, innovation and welfare in monopoly
by Suryaprakash Mishra - 567-590 Tackling gatekeepers’ self-preferencing practices
by Christophe Samuel Hutchinson & Diana Treščáková - 591-613 The role of contract structure for damage quantification: pitfalls and solutions
by Florian Deuflhard & Robert Lauer - 614-630 Super-dominant and super-problematic? The degree of dominance in the Google Shopping judgement
by Alessia Sophia D’Amico & Baskaran Balasingham - 631-657 Exclusionary innovation in the European Commission’s decisions against Google
by Baskaran Balasingham - 658-682 Article 102 TFEU to the rescue: filling the legal gaps of the airport slot regulation
by Tuvana Aras
May 2022, Volume 18, Issue 2
- 229-248 Fairness, competition on the merits and article 102
by Alberto Pera - 249-264 Merger simulation based on survey–generated diversion ratios
by Wen-Jen Tsay & Wei-Min Hu - 265-286 Curbing Big Tech's IoT dominance
by Christophe Samuel Hutchinson - 287-327 The sustainability guidelines of the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets: an impetus for a modern EU approach to sustainability and competition policy reflecting the principle that the polluter pays?
by P. Jansen & S. J. Beeston & L. Van Acker - 328-355 R you being foreclosed?
by Oliver Latham & Chara Tzanetaki - 356-405 Strengthening effective antitrust enforcement in digital platform markets
by Damien Geradin & Dimitrios Katsifis - 406-423 Estimating cartel damages using machine learning
by Oliver März - 424-457 The role of competition authorities in protecting freedom of speech: the PKN Orlen/Polska Press case
by Cezary Banasiński & Marcin Rojszczak
January 2022, Volume 18, Issue 1
- 1-20 Competition law in attempt to understand (Luxury) trademarks
by Hanna Stakheyeva - 21-81 The game behind the game: UEFA's Financial Fair Play Regulations and the need to field a substitute
by Jesse Kalashyan - 82-104 A closer look on the effectiveness of the EU legal framework for excessive pricing during the COVID-19 crisis
by Bahriye Basaran - 105-128 The challenges of personalized pricing to competition and personal data protection law
by Christophe Samuel Hutchinson & Diana Treščáková - 129-167 Maintaining a level playing field when Big Tech disrupts the financial services sector
by Tom Smith & Damien Geradin - 168-203 To what extent does European law ensure a level playing field for fintechs in the payment services sector?
by Amanda Cliffe - 204-227 The abstract presumption of harm in the Damages Directive: overconcern of overcompensation
by Peter van Wijck & Franziska Weber
September 2021, Volume 17, Issue 3
- 507-541 Structural capital and capital structure: assessing horizontal ownership concentration
by Sumit K. Majumdar - 542-566 The role of fundamental rights in antitrust law – a special responsibility for undertakings with regulatory power under Art. 102 TFEU?
by Johannes Persch - 567-592 Data sharing for collaborative research under art. 101 TFEU: lessons from the proposed regulations for data markets
by Giulia Schneider - 593-616 Pharmaceuticals and market definition: a cautionary tale
by Rhonda L. Smith & Arlen Duke - 617-681 Google as a de facto privacy regulator: analysing the Privacy Sandbox from an antitrust perspective
by Damien Geradin & Dimitrios Katsifis & Theano Karanikioti - 682-713 Exploitative abuse of a dominant position: a bad idea that now should be abandoned
by Gregory J. Werden - 714-744 Collective labour agreements and EU competition law: five reconfigurations
by Giorgio Monti - 745-760 The two sides of platform collusion
by Alexandre Carbonnel
May 2021, Volume 17, Issue 2
- 205-268 FRAND licensing levels under EU law
by Jean-Sébastien Borghetti & Igor Nikolic & Nicolas Petit - 269-295 Platform markets, dominance issues and single- and multi-homing of merchants: a real or hypothetical choice?
by Arianna Andreangeli - 296-308 Are 28 days a month? Price competition with consumer confusion
by Luigi Di Gaetano - 309-352 Cartel behaviour and efficient sanctioning by criminal sentences
by Thomas Wein - 353-390 Antitrust concerns in Ad-Tech: formalizing the combined effect of multiple conducts and behaviours
by Oliver Latham & Mikaël Hervé & Romain Bizet - 391-406 The dawn of pro-competition data regulation for gatekeepers in the EU
by Simonetta Vezzoso - 407-436 Too little too late?
by Thomas Stuart - 437-472 Generics (paroxetine), or the new unbearable lightness of patents in competition law
by Patrick Actis Perinetto - 473-505 Competition Commission of India’s “control” conundrum – practice, precedent, and proposals
by Prateek Bhattacharya
January 2021, Volume 17, Issue 1
- 1-22 Loyalty rebates and the more economic approach to EU competition law
by Peter van Wijck - 23-46 Excessive prices: a new analytical approach
by Walid Gani - 47-92 GDPR Myopia: how a well-intended regulation ended up favouring large online platforms - the case of ad tech
by Damien Geradin & Theano Karanikioti & Dimitrios Katsifis - 93-117 Platform businesses and market definition
by Rhonda L. Smith & Arlen Duke - 118-133 Two-sided market definition: some common misunderstandings
by Gunnar Niels & Helen Ralston - 134-155 Competition law and the digital economy: the framework of remedies in the digital era in the EU
by Stavros Aravantinos - 156-187 Sanctioning unfair pricing under Art. 102(a) TFEU: yes, we can!
by Marco Botta - 188-204 What if error risk could embrace uncertainty?
by Erwann Kerguelen
September 2020, Volume 16, Issue 2-3
- 221-263 Code of competitive conduct: a new way to supplement EU competition law in addressing abuses of market power by digital giants
by Laurine Signoret - 264-280 Procedural justice in the age of tech giants – justifying the EU Commission’s approach to competition law enforcement
by Ceara Tonna-Barthet & Louis O’Carroll - 281-311 Preventing collusive tendering in public markets – the case of framework agreements
by Penelope-Alexia Giosa - 312-342 Collusion by code or algorithmic collusion? When pricing algorithms take over
by Lea Bernhardt & Ralf Dewenter - 343-367 An economic perspective on the inherent plausibility and frequency of predatory pricing: the case for more aggressive regulation
by Ho Fung Griffith Cheng - 368-386 The elusive test for unfair excessive pricing under EU law: revisiting United Brands in the light of Competition and Markets Authority v Flynn Pharma Ltd
by Grant Stirling - 387-403 The overarching principle of full effectiveness in compensation for indirect losses: the lesson from C-435/18 Otis and Others
by Xiaowen Tan - 404-430 Sharpening the European Commission’s tools: interim measures
by Alexandre Ruiz Feases - 431-491 Assessing abuse of dominance in the platform economy: a case study of app stores
by Friso Bostoen & Daniel Mândrescu - 492-511 The data sharing paradox: BigTechs in finance
by Oscar Borgogno & Giuseppe Colangelo - 512-530 Can mergers lead to partial collusion? Introducing heterogeneous discount factors to a Bertrand-Edgeworth model
by Jens T. Grüb - 531-569 Can competition law protect consumers in cases of a dominant company breach of data protection rules?
by Marija Stojanovic - 570-594 Tackling pass-on in cartel cases: a comparative analysis of the interplay between damages law and economic insights
by Franziska Weber - 595-612 FRAND to address competition issues posed by major digital platforms?
by Minh Hung Tao - 613-627 EU Competition law and extraterritorial jurisdiction – a critical analysis of the ECJ's judgement in Intel
by Bernadette Zelger - 628-672 Concealed data practices and competition law: why privacy matters
by Katharine Kemp
January 2020, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 1-10 Competition policy and digital platforms: six uncontroversial propositions
by Mike Walker - 11-54 “Trust me, I’m fair”: analysing Google’s latest practices in ad tech from the perspective of EU competition law
by Damien Geradin & Dimitrios Katsifis - 55-96 Should EU competition law move towards a Neo-Brandeis approach?
by Florian Kraffert - 97-125 The temporal scope of the damages directive: a comparative analysis of the applicability of the new rules on competition infringements in Europe
by Philipp Kirst - 126-148 Sincere cooperation and antitrust enforcement: insights from the Damages and ECN+ Directives
by Claudia Massa - 149-220 Financialization of the food value chain, common ownership and competition law
by Ioannis Lianos & Alina Velias & Dmitry Katalevsky & George Ovchinnikov
September 2019, Volume 15, Issue 2-3
- 177-224 Data as an essential facility in European law: how to define the “target” market and divert the data pipeline?
by Édouard Bruc - 225-253 A close look on privacy protection as a non-price parameter of competition
by José Tomás Llanos - 254-280 Platform competition and market definition in the US Amex case: lessons for economics and law
by Vikas Kathuria - 281-317 Hub-and-spoke arrangements: future challenges within Article 101 TFEU assessment
by Patrick Actis Perinetto - 318-326 Getting Consumer Welfare Right : the competition law implications of market-driven sustainability initiatives
by Kevin Coates & Dirk Middelschulte - 327-346 Individual concern in the State aid action for annulment in light of the notion of State aid
by Anna Nowak-Salles - 347-371 Horizontal information exchange and innovation in the platform economy – a need to rethink?
by Antti Aine & Tom Björkroth & Aki Koponen
January 2019, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-14 Cartels only have one face – a reply
by Kevin Coates & Johan Ysewyn - 15-54 Competition policy reform in Europe and Germany – institutional change in the light of digitization
by Oliver Budzinski & Annika Stöhr - 55-96 An EU competition law analysis of online display advertising in the programmatic age
by Damien Geradin & Dimitrios Katsifis - 97-106 Sublicense and cartel enforcement mechanism in first price auction
by Luigi Di Gaetano - 107-135 Antitrust analysis of two-sided platforms: the day after AmEx
by Oscar Borgogno & Giuseppe Colangelo - 136-152 How the Intel case changed our understanding of the objectives of EU competition law
by Florian Kraffert - 153-175 Intent and competition law assessment: useless or useful tool in the quest for legal certainty?
by Patrick Actis Perinetto
September 2018, Volume 14, Issue 2-3
- 195-215 Protecting consumers and their data through competition law? Rethinking abuse of dominance in light of the Federal Cartel Office’s Facebook investigation
by Maximilian N. Volmar & Katharina O. Helmdach - 216-247 How effective are remedies in merger cases? A European and national assessment
by Michael L. Polemis & Aikaterina Oikonomou - 248-277 Analysing European economic competitiveness through the prism of economic innovation
by Augustin Ignatov - 278-304 Lower drug prices can improve innovation
by Marcel Canoy & Jan Tichem - 305-341 B2B unfair trade practices and EU competition law
by Sara Abdollah Dehdashti - 342-366 Tying and bundling in the digital era
by Stefan Holzweber - 367-416 Competition policy’s social paradox: are we losing sight of the wood for the trees?
by Anca D. Chirita - 417-444 The role of big data and digital privacy in merger review
by Maria C. Wasastjerna - 445-461 Restrictions of online sales and vertical agreements: Bundeskartellamt vs. Commission? Why Coty and Asics are compatible
by Bernadette Zelger - 462-490 The Google Saga: episode I
by Ioannis Kokkoris
January 2018, Volume 14, Issue 1
- 1-37 Tacit collusion or parallel behaviour in oligopolistic markets? The two faces of Janus
by Michael L. Polemis & Aikaterina Oikonomou - 38-80 The role of consumer data in the enforcement of EU competition law
by Konstantina Bania - 81-109 Selective distribution and online marketplace restrictions under EU competition rules after Coty Prestige
by Giuseppe Colangelo & Valerio Torti - 110-128 Making contribution work: the liability of privileged and non-privileged injurers in EU competition law
by Carsten Koenig - 129-151 Fining Google: a missed opportunity for legal certainty?
by Magali Eben - 152-173 Making the case for competition in policymaking – lessons from CMA advocacy 2014–2018
by John Kirkpatrick - 174-193 Bank competition and the transmission of unconventional monetary policy in the euro area
by Barbara Baarsma & Melvin Vooren
December 2012, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 443-471 Public Policy Goals Under EU Competition Law—Now is the Time to Set the House in Order
by Anne C Witt - 473-496 Article 102 TFEU as a Tool for Market Regulation: “Excessive Enforcement” Against “Excessive Prices” in the New EU Member States and Candidate Countries
by Alexandr Svetlicinii & Marco Botta - 497-525 Presumptions as Appropriate Means to Regulate Resale Price Maintenance: In Defence of Structuring the Rule of Reason
by Adrian Kuenzler & Philip Marsden - 527-538 Competition Agency Design: What's on the Menu?
by William E Kovacic & David A Hyman - 539-562 The Reform of UK Competition Policy
by Cosmo Graham - 563-572 “Beware the Ides of March”—The Government's Proposed Competition Reforms
by Peter Freeman - 573-588 The Cartel Offence Within a “World Class” Competition Regime: An Assessment of the Bis Consultation Exercise and its Results
by Bruce Wardhaugh - 589-601 Improving Criminal Cartel Enforcement in the UK: The Case for the Adoption of Bis's “Option 4”
by Peter Whelan