Edward Elgar Publishing presents the Competition Law Journal, providing competition practitioners with analysis on the law and practice in the UK and EU.
FREE to read this month: 'Comparative analysis between the English, Dutch and French approaches to passing-on in competition cases' by
Marc Barennes, Tessel Bossen, Hans Bousie and Sarah Subrémon. Read on ElgarOnline now: https://t.co/5PzuPu2x46
I am very pleased to be joining the Competition Law Journal (@CompLawJournal) advisory board with @CompetitionProf. We will put out a call for papers on dynamic competition very soon.
Free to read in this issue:
'Judicial review and the protection of privacy rights in dawn raids' by Nima Lorjé and Ariela Stoffer
Available on Elgaronline 🆓⬇️
https://t.co/suCa9QsfRs
📢 Call for Papers
The Editors are pleased to invite submissions for future issues of the Competition Law Journal.
More information ➡️ https://t.co/gHqhglKhQh
In @CompLawJournal, Vice President Joshua White, Manager Nick Dadson, and Associate Iain Snoddy discuss whether data from big tech is necessary for competition. https://t.co/EozjW9sAD4
We are pleased to announce that the article 'Access to big data as a remedy in big tech' by Nick Dadson, Iain Snoddy and Joshua White, from Competition Law Journal v.20(1), is now Open Access.
Read and download the article here:
➡️🆓 https://t.co/oCcKpwP8zb
Free to read in this issue:
'Algorithms and competition: the latest theory and evidence', by Ambroise Descamps, Timo Klein and Gareth Shier @OxeraConsulting
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https://t.co/xQMSHiq02d
What will be the implications of the CMA v Flynn Pharma Limited judgment? Partner Sophie Lawrance and associate Aimee Brooke discuss in @CompLawJournal https://t.co/x4LXss5eUo
Read for free in this issue: 'The mysterious case of the successful appeal and the missing costs award: Competition and Markets Authority v. Flynn Pharma Limited' by Sophie Lawrance and Aimee Brookes @BristowsLawFirm
🆓⬇️ https://t.co/Zh2yjzqUfl
OUT NOW: Volume 19 Issue 3 of Competition Law Journal
@CompLawJournal
View the full ToC ➡️ https://t.co/bfF379Yyfb
Read for free: 'Here to stay: regression analysis in follow-on cartel damages' by Spyros Droukopoulos, Barbara Veronese & Stefan Witte 🆓➡️ https://t.co/7WdpNNIoYs
The fourth article in this issue: 'Aggregate damages: why the whole might not be the sum of the parts' by Joseph Bell, Anna den Boer and Kimela Shah @OxeraConsulting
➡️ https://t.co/lFinIC9tUH
The first article from Vol.19, Issue 2 of Competition Law Journal, now available in print and online:
'Reforming EU merger control to capture ‘killer acquisitions’ – the case for caution' by Nicholas Levy, Henry Mostyn and Bianca Buzatu
Read here ➡️ https://t.co/FDAi3OcOen
The third article by Andrew Groves, 'Hub-and-spoke arrangements', considers the legal tests that are applicable in establishing an infringement of the Chapter I prohibition of the Competition Act 1998 and the evidence that may be relied on by the CMA
➡️ https://t.co/tMyAuod3xJ
OUT NOW: Volume 19 Issue 2 of Competition Law Journal @CompLawJournal
View the full ToC ➡️ https://t.co/Am1fTQK3mL
Read for free: 'Feeding the nation in times of crisis: the relaxation of competition law in the United Kingdom' by Okeoghene Odudu 🆓➡️ https://t.co/SHfFX4M5ZQ
Pleased to announce that the latest issue of @CompLawJournal is now available.
We are continuing to publish and welcome contributions on all aspects of UK and EU competition law. Please get in touch if you have a proposal for an article.