The European Antitrust Review 2009
Section 2: EU substantive areas
Canada and the EU: Cooperation is a Two-Way Street
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In This Review
The European Antitrust Review 2009
Reviews Contents
- Introduction
- EU substantive areas
- What's the Deal? Navigating the European Commission's 2008 Settlement Notice
- Collective Redress for Competition Law Claimants
- Antitrust Compliance: Beware the Ethical Investor
- Joint Venture Investigations After Publication of the Consolidated Jurisdictional Notice
- Judicial Review of Merger Control Decisions After the Impala Saga: Time for Policy Choices?
- Efficiencies and Remedies under the ECMR
- Monopolies and Market Dominance
- The Commission's White Paper on Damages Actions for Breach of the EC Antitrust Rules
- State Aid: Some Issues with Regard to Execution of Commission's Recovery Decisions
- Vertical Agreements and EU Competition Law
- Canada and the EU: Cooperation is a Two-Way Street
- EU industry sectors
- Country chapters
- Austria
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Recent Developments in Finland
- Cartel Regulation under French Law: A Pragmatic Approach
- Major Changes in French Competition Law
- Germany Overview
- Germany: Cartels
- Merger Control in Germany: An Overview
- Germany: Private Antitrust Litigation
- Pharmaceutical Companies v Parallel Trade: Another Episode To The Syfait Saga
- Hungary
- Ireland
- Israel
- Cartel Prosecution in Italy: Recent Cases and Developments
- Italian Telecoms and TV Broadcasting Regulation
- Latvia
- Luxembourg
- Dutch Cartel Law
- Netherlands: Merger Control
- Norway
- Poland
- Portugal
- Romania: Antitrust Compliance in the Public Procurement Field
- Russian Competition Law: Overview and Recent Developments
- Spanish Antitrust Law and Practice: An Overview
- Spain: Cartels
- Spain: Merger Control
- Spain: Telecoms and Media
- Switzerland
- Turkey
- United Kingdom: Overview
- Cartel Regulation in the United Kingdom
- UK: Private Enforcement
