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The modernisation of EC antitrust law

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Description

xix, 252 pages; 24 cm.

Summary

"This new book takes a step back, and tries to understand the current challenges to EC competition policy by examining the origins of the Community's competition law system. In the first part of the book the author sketches the development of Community competition law enforcement between the European Economic Community, established in 1958, and the European Union of today. Taking this dynamic perspective on EC competition law, the second part of the book addresses topical problems of EC competition policy: the pertinent objectives, the institutional framework, the division of jurisdiction between the Community and Member States, and decentralised enforcement of Community law. Notably, the author's conclusions diverge considerably from the analysis found in the Commission White Paper on Modernisation.
The author proposes various alternative solutions to the existing problems which, arguably, fit better within the overall constitutional development of the Community than the solutions offered by the Commission. The book will be of interest to competition lawyers as well as to all those interested in the constitutional development of the European Community."--BOOK JACKET.

Series Statement

Studies in European law and integration

Uniform Title

Studies in European law and integration.

Subject

Genre/Form

History.

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ISBN

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2001271125

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Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library