After two heavy postings, here is something lighter, and not competition law related; the future of law assignments maybe?
Donoghue v Stevenson
If you aren't an English or Scots lawyer, this is the case being discussed.
Ptentially provocative postings on competition law issues and developments. The Chapter headings in the labels correspond to the chapters in my book, EC Competition Law (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press 2007).
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About Me
- Giorgio Monti
- I am a senior lecturer in Law at the London School of Economics. My research focuses on competition law, in particular that of the European Community and the United States. My take on the subject is that we can't learn it without asking what ideas underpin the rules. The blog accompanies my main work on the subject EC Competition Law (Law in Context Series, Cambridge University Press, 2007)
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Sideways readings on antitrust
- P. Chapman 'Jungle Capitalists' (Canongate, 2007) - a lively history of the United Fruit Company (or, why United Brands was probably rightly decided).
- D. Coyle The Soulful Science: What Economists Really Do and Why It Matters (Princeton University Press, 2007)
Labels
- aims of competition law (2)
- Article 81 (2)
- Article 82 (2)
- cartel enforcement (1)
- Chapter 11 (3)
- Chapter 2 (1)
- Chapter 3 (3)
- Chapter 4 (1)
- Chapter 6 (3)
- Chapter 6; predatory pricing (1)
- Chapter 7 (1)
- Chapter 8 (1)
- Chapter 9 (2)
- Chicago School (1)
- damages claims (1)
- information exchange (1)
- LL300 discussion (1)
- Microsoft (1)
- objective justification (1)
- ordoliberalism (1)
- parallel trade (2)
- Post-Chicago (1)
- predatory prices (2)
- procedure (1)
- public policy (1)
- rebates (1)
- resale price maintenance (1)
- US antitrust (3)
- vertical restraints (1)
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