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The Foreign Subsidies Regulation: Assessing Implementation

Edited by: Wolfgang Weiss, Albrecht von Graevenitz, Ulrich Soltesz

ISBN13: 9783032234148
To be Published: June 2026
Publisher: Springer International
Country of Publication: Switzerland
Format: Hardback
Price: £109.99





The volume examines the lessons learned and challenges identified during the almost two years of application of the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) by the European Commission, legal practice and contracting authorities, and places them in the context of an assessment of the FSR's conceptualisation, international reactions and the proliferating criticism in the academic literature. The contributions to this volume present the various challenges of the FSR through different lenses, thus providing a complex view of the FSR.

Subjects:
Competition Law
Contents:
Introduction: The Foreign Subsidies Regulation

Part I General Concepts
The Notion of Foreign Financial Contribution and of Foreign Subsidy
'Distortion of Competition' in the Age of Industrial Policy: An Examination of Interpretations across EU Competition Instruments
Balancing

Part II Challenges in Implementation
The Role of the Commission in the Public Procurement tool
The FSR in Public Procurement
A View from Industry
The Role of the European Commission in the Concentrations Tool
The FSR in concentrations
A view from legal practice

Part III FSR - Fit for Purpose?
International Reactions to the Foreign Subsidies Regulation
The FSR - a critical view