A new kid on the block: How will competition law get along with the DMA?

Journal of European Competition Law & Practice, Cani Fernández, 13 April 2021, Editorial

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This article reviews how will Competition Law get along with the DMA?

Authors

Cani Fernández
Spanish Competition Authority (CNMC)

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Mel Marquis
Monash University

Italy 8 contributions 4353 visits

The Antitrust Writing Awards, established over a decade ago, are still going strong. The broad range of contributions and award winners this year reflect the staggering richness of legal and economic studies in this field.
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Mexican Competition Authority (Mexico City)

Mexico

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University of Geneva

Switzerland 7 contributions 21714 visits

Participating in the steering committee is an excellent opportunity to learn each time more about competition law, not only about its substance and trends, but also about the great diversity of this ever evolving matter. The Awards ensure the continuing renewal of authors and sources.
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University of Tilburg

Netherlands 4 contributions 5646 visits

The Antitrust Writing Awards illustrate the variety of topics and ideas in the competition community. They offer an excellent insight into current academic thinking and policy developments.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law

France 7 contributions 6085 visits

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