The future of international competition law enforcement : an assessment of the EU's cooperation efforts / by Valerie Demedts.
2019
KJE6456 .D468 2019 (Mapit)
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Author
Title
The future of international competition law enforcement : an assessment of the EU's cooperation efforts / by Valerie Demedts.
Imprint
Leiden ; Boston : Brill Nijhoff, [2019]
Description
xiii, 440 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cm.
Series
Studies in EU external relations ; v. 14.
Formatted Contents Note
Need for international competition cooperation
Four axes of international competition cooperation
Origins of international competition cooperation
Intermediate conclusion part 1
Benchmarks
First generation agreements: a costly way to create and maintain momentum
Second generation agreements: ignoring crucial issues
Alternatives and complements: workable or not?
Intermediate conclusion part 2
Substantive integration: cmpetition in the global trade system-a cautionary tale
Geographical integration: the multilateral approach
Intermediate conclusion part 3.
Four axes of international competition cooperation
Origins of international competition cooperation
Intermediate conclusion part 1
Benchmarks
First generation agreements: a costly way to create and maintain momentum
Second generation agreements: ignoring crucial issues
Alternatives and complements: workable or not?
Intermediate conclusion part 2
Substantive integration: cmpetition in the global trade system-a cautionary tale
Geographical integration: the multilateral approach
Intermediate conclusion part 3.
Summary
While forces of globalization have created a genuine global marketplace, global rules safeguarding the competitive process in this marketplace have not emerged. International cooperation among national regulators and enforcers is therefore needed to create a competitive global business-environment. The Future of International Competition Law Enforcement, using the variety of legal instruments available to the EU as a point of departure, undertakes an original assessment of the EU's cooperation agreements in the field of competition law. The work's focus is on the bilateral sphere, often labelled as a mere 'interim-solution' awaiting a global agreement; further attention is given to competition provisions in free trade agreements as well as the main multilateral initiatives in this field, in order to determine their relative value.
Note
While forces of globalization have created a genuine global marketplace, global rules safeguarding the competitive process in this marketplace have not emerged. International cooperation among national regulators and enforcers is therefore needed to create a competitive global business-environment. The Future of International Competition Law Enforcement, using the variety of legal instruments available to the EU as a point of departure, undertakes an original assessment of the EU's cooperation agreements in the field of competition law. The work's focus is on the bilateral sphere, often labelled as a mere 'interim-solution' awaiting a global agreement; further attention is given to competition provisions in free trade agreements as well as the main multilateral initiatives in this field, in order to determine their relative value.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 399-436) and index.
Call Number
KJE6456 .D468 2019
Language
English
ISBN
9789004372955 hardcover alkaline paper
9004372954 hardcover alkaline paper
9789004372962 (e-book)
9004372954 hardcover alkaline paper
9789004372962 (e-book)
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