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• Cover
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• Acknowledgements
• Series Preface
• Introduction
• PART I THE OBJECTIVES AND NATURE OF COMPETITION LAW
• 1 The Concept(s) of Competition
• 2 The American (Anti-Trust) Revolution: Lessons for the EEC?
• The Economic Concerns of Competition Law
• 3 Wealth Transfers as the Original and Primary Concern of Antitrust: The Efficiency Interpretation Challenged
• 4 The Criterion of Economic Performance in the Anti-Trust Policies of the United States and the European Economic Community
• The Political Concerns of Competition Law
• 5 The Political Content of Antitrust
• 6 E.E.C. Competition Rules: Basic Principles and Policy Aims
• The Extraterritoriality Application of Competition Law
• 7 Extraterritorial Application of E.C. and U.S. Competition Law
• PART II THE SCOPE OF COMPETITION LAW
• Vertical Restraints
• 8 Vertical Arrangements and the Rule of Reason
• 9 The Rule of Reason and the Economic Approach: Reflections on the Sylvania Decision
• Public Undertakings and State Aids
• 10 Article 90, Economic Policy and the Duties of Member States
• 11 The Velvet Revolution: Article 90 and the Triumph of the Free Market in Europe’s Regulated Sectors
• PART III SELECTED LEGAL CONCEPTS AND CHALLENGES IN COMPETITION LAW
• The Rule of Reason and Per Se Rules
• 12 The “Rule of Reason” in Antitrust Law: Property Logic in Restraint of Competition
• 13 Article 85 and the Rule of Reason
• Dominance, Concerted Practices and Joint Dominance
• 14 Concept of a Dominant Position within the Meaning of Article 86
• 15 An Analysis of the Principles of Concerted Practice and Collective Dominance: A Distinction without a Difference?
• 16 The Herchel Smith Lecture 1998: Article 86 of the E.C. Treaty and Intellectual Property Rights
• Essential Facilities Doctrine
• 17 Essential Facilities Doctrine in EC Anti-Trust Law: A Contribution to the Current Debate
• Abuse
• 18 Law and the Abuse of Economic Power in Europe
• 19 Predation
• Efficiency Defence in Mergers
• 20 Efficiency Considerations in the Assessment of Horizontal Mergers under European and U.S. Antitrust Law
• PART IV COMPETITION LAW AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
• 21 The Dilemma of Regulating International Competition under the WTO System
• 22 Neo-Realism and the International Harmonization of Law: Lessons from Antitrust
• Name Index