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9 October 2023

Reading the ECJ’s Xella judgment in its constitutional and institutional context

by: Thomas Reyntjens, Anna Jorna

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21 September 2023

How Big Tech Uses Net Neutrality To Subvert Competition

by: Roslyn Layton

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31 July 2023

The Fairness Principle in Competition-Related Economic Law

by: Stefan Scheuerer

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27 July 2023

The EU’s Data Strategy: Can Regulation Create Different Kinds of (Data) Markets?

by: Teodora Groza, Beatriz Botero Arcila

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20 July 2023

How to implement the DMA in order to attain its goals of contestability and fair digital markets for core platform services

by: Jörg Hoffmann

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28 April 2023

Common Ownership in Fintech Markets

by: Anna Tzanaki, Liudmila Alekseeva, José Azar

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19 April 2023

Protecting Consumers and Capital Markets in the Age of Social Media: the Case of Finfluencers

by: Felix Pflücke

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3 April 2023

UK-EU Financial Services Regulation and Regulatory Cooperation after Brexit

by: Thorsten Beck, Christy Ann Petit

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17 March 2023

Call for Papers: Global Power Competition

by: Nicholas Kitchen, Joshua Andresen

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20 February 2023

A New Merger Tool Protects Consumers from Limits of the Cournot Effect

by: Alessandro S. Kadner-Graziano

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10 February 2023

Call for Papers: A Reality Check on Financial Technology and the Law

by: Oscar Borgogno, Giuseppe Colangelo, Cristina Poncibò

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2 February 2023

Antitrust Deregulation is Undermining Innovation

by: Giovanni Morzenti

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13 January 2023

The FTC’s Non-Compete Ban Will Force Questions Over the Scope of its Authority

by: Randy Picker

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16 November 2022

Conference Announcement: A Reality Check on FinTech

by: Oscar Borgogno, Cristina Poncibò, Giuseppe Colangelo

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27 October 2022

Amazon’s Antitrust Paradox Goes to India!

by: Rahul Singh, Madhavi Singh

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