Bellamy & Child: European Union Law of Competition 8th ed (eBook)
ISBN13: 9780192558176
Published: December 2018
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
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Now in its eighth edition, Bellamy & Child is the leading authority on EU competition law. It offers a clear and comprehensive exposition of law and procedure, with exhaustive citation of judicial and legislative authorities. Fully up-to-date with major developments in substantive law and case law, this is an essential purchase for EU competition law practitioners.
- The leading practitioner work in EU competition law, acclaimed for its precise and authoritative statement of legal concepts and extensive citation of legislation, case law, and decisional practice.
- Detailed coverage of all key areas including Articles 101, 102, and 106, merger control, State aids, intellectual property, sectoral regimes, and remedies.
- Expanded reference to decisions and judgments of national competition authorities (NCAs) and national courts.
- Fully updated in its eighth edition, this is the essential resource for all EU competition lawyers.
New to this Edition:
- Analysis of new competition case law from the General Court and Court of Justice, particularly jurisprudence relating to essential concepts within Articles 101 and 102 TFEU.
- Coverage of the EU Damages Directive and the European Commission recommendations on collective redress, with a focus on the growth of private enforcement.
- Evaluation of settlement decisions following the Commission's adoption of a settlement procedure for cartel cases.
- Discussion of the EU's revised regime for transfer technology agreements.
