European competition law in a nutshell : a concise guide / [Christian Koenig, Kristina Schreiber, Sandra Dennis].

By:

Koenig, Christian, 1961- [author]

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text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9783869651590

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DDC classification:

349.52 23

LOC classification:

KJE6456 .K64 2011

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Contents:

Ch. 1. Why competition regulation in the European Union? -- Ch. 2. The prohibitions of restraint of trade under Articles 101 (cartels) and 102 (abuse of a dominant position) TFEU -- Ch. 3. The prohibition on cartels under Article 101 TFEU -- Ch. 4. Abuse of a dominant position under Article 102 TFEU -- Ch. 5. The Article 106(2) TFEU exemption -- Ch. 6. The commission's competence -- Ch. 7. Main features of European merger control -- Ch. 8. European Union state aid law -- Ch. 9. European public procurement law.

Summary: The legal foundations of Competition Law in the European Union are modest, with only nine articles of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union setting out the basis. Alongside this primary legislation, the detailed application of European Competition rules and regulations continues to be shaped by secondary legislation and extensive case law. European Competition Law: A Concise Guide in a nutshell identifies and analyses European jurisprudence and Commission policy, covering classic cases and established principles through to recent developments. The book addresses a full range of EU Competition Law topics (Cartels, Abuse of a Dominant Position, Merger Control, State Aid and Public Procurement) and includes chapters devoted to key legal terminology and the European Commission's competence. Each chapter focuses first on explaining the theoretical underpinnings and then on considering how the European Commission and European Courts have shaped and guided its practical application. With a clear structure and well-explained, numerous examples, this book will appeal to readers encountering European Competition Law for the first time as well as to experienced practitioners seeking guidance on a specific topic.

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Electronic resources	Marbella International University Centre	349.52 KOE eur (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/miu/detail.action?docID=843788	EBC843788

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Ch. 1. Why competition regulation in the European Union? --
Ch. 2. The prohibitions of restraint of trade under Articles 101 (cartels) and 102 (abuse of a dominant position) TFEU --
Ch. 3. The prohibition on cartels under Article 101 TFEU --
Ch. 4. Abuse of a dominant position under Article 102 TFEU --
Ch. 5. The Article 106(2) TFEU exemption --
Ch. 6. The commission's competence --
Ch. 7. Main features of European merger control --
Ch. 8. European Union state aid law --
Ch. 9. European public procurement law.

The legal foundations of Competition Law in the European Union are modest, with only nine articles of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union setting out the basis. Alongside this primary legislation, the detailed application of European Competition rules and regulations continues to be shaped by secondary legislation and extensive case law. European Competition Law: A Concise Guide in a nutshell identifies and analyses European jurisprudence and Commission policy, covering classic cases and established principles through to recent developments. The book addresses a full range of EU Competition Law topics (Cartels, Abuse of a Dominant Position, Merger Control, State Aid and Public Procurement) and includes chapters devoted to key legal terminology and the European Commission's competence. Each chapter focuses first on explaining the theoretical underpinnings and then on considering how the European Commission and European Courts have shaped and guided its practical application. With a clear structure and well-explained, numerous examples, this book will appeal to readers encountering European Competition Law for the first time as well as to experienced practitioners seeking guidance on a specific topic.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.

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