Papers presented at the 9th annual Competition & Regulation Meeting on the topic:
The Interest-Defense in Cartel Offenses
The following papers are listed per conference session:
- Perspectives
- Cases
- Weighing public interests
- Parallels with other fields
Ludger Breuer (Referendar Oberlandesgericht)
Ludger Breuer (Oberlandesgericht):
European Competition Law in the Force Field of the Cross-Sectional Clauses
(Abstract)
Conference session Perspectives
Laurens Ankersmit (VU Free University Amsterdam)
Laurens Ankersmit (VU Free University Amsterdam):
Anti-Competitive Conduct in the Public Interest: A Democratic Legitimacy
Approach (abstract)
Conference session Perspectives
Sonja Keske (Bundeskartellamt)
Sonja Keske (Bundeskartellamt):
Competition Policy and the Public Interest Defense - Perfect Complements or
Contradiction in Terms? (abstract)
Conference session Perspectives
Jotte Mulder (European University Institute)
Jotte Mulder (European University Institute):
Finding the public interest and the case of the Friesien horse.
Conference session Cases
Machiel Mulder (Authority for Consumers & Markets)
Machiel Mulder (Authority for Consumers & Markets):
Competition Lw and Public Interests: The Dutch Agreement on Coal-Fired Power
Plants (joint with Erik Kloosterhuis)
Conference session Cases
Xu Liu (University of Heidelberg)
Xu Liu (University of Heidelberg):
The Public Interest - Defense in Cartel Offenses and Chinese Antimonopoly Law
(abstract)
Conference session Cases
Nicole Rosenboom (SEO Economic Research)
Nicole Rosenboom (SEO Economic Research):
How does article 101(3) TFEU case law relate to EC guidelines and the welfare perspective?
Conference session Weighing public interest
Anna Gerbrandy (Utrecht University)
Anna Gerbrandy (Utrecht University):
Democratic Deliberation: Design of the Competition Law Procedure to Accomodate a Balancing Between Sustainability and Competition Law (with Jan Polanski)
(paper in draft)
Conference session Weighing public interest
Lukás Tóth (University of Amsterdam)
Lukás Tóth (University of Amsterdam):
Public Goods as a Compensation in Cartel Offenses (joint with Maarten
Pieter Schinkel)
(This paper is not yet available for download)
Conference session Weighing public interest
Julian Nowag (University of Oxford)
Julian Nowag (University of Oxford):
How to Evaluate Environmental Protection Claims in Competition Proceedings?
Lessons from Free-Movement and State Aid Law (abstract)
Conference session Parallels with other fields
Bruce Wardhaugh (Queen's University Belfast)
Bruce Wardhaugh (Queen's University Belfast):
Crisis Cartels: "Orderly" Downsizing and the Public Interest
Conference session Parallels with other fields
David Reader (University of East Anglia)
David Reader (University of East Anglia):
Lessons from the Management of Public Interest Considerations in International
Merger Control: A Comparative Analysis
Conference session Parallels with other fields