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:
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):
Anti-Competitive Conduct in the Public Interest: A Democratic Legitimacy
Approach (abstract)
Conference session Perspectives
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):
Finding the public interest and the case of the Friesien horse.
Conference session Cases
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):
The Public Interest - Defense in Cartel Offenses and Chinese Antimonopoly Law
(abstract)
Conference session Cases
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):
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):
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):
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):
Crisis Cartels: "Orderly" Downsizing and the Public Interest
Conference session Parallels with other fields
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