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8 March 2021

The Attribution Game—Corporate Fault and Attribution of Criminal Responsibility

by: Samuel Walpole

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4 March 2021

Machine Learning, Market Manipulation, and Collusion on Capital Markets: Why the ‘Black Box’ Matters

by: Alessio Azzutti, Wolf-Georg Ringe, H. Siegfried Stiehl

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22 February 2021

Taming Big Tech: What Can We Expect from Germany’s New Antitrust Tool?

by: Jens-Uwe Franck, Martin Peitz

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12 January 2021

Artificial Intelligence and Unfair Competition – Unveiling an Underestimated Building Block of the AI Regulation Landscape

by: Stefan Scheuerer

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5 January 2021

Interventions by Common Owners

by: Nathan Shekita

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21 December 2020

Reconceptualising patentee rights by the HCA: Australian contract law to the rescue

by: Samar Ashour

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15 December 2020

State Aid to Banks in the EU: Still Fit for Purpose?

by: Dimitrios Kyriazis

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26 November 2020

How Merger Control Impedes an Efficient Market for Corporate Control

by: Gishan Dissanaike, Wolfgang Drobetz, Paul P Momtaz

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23 November 2020

Wirecard Scandal: When All Lines of Defense Against Corporate Fraud Fail

by: Jan Pieter Krahnen, Katja Langenbucher, Christian Leuz, Loriana Pelizzon

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18 November 2020

Common Ownership: Back on the Regulatory Agenda?

by: Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer

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1 October 2020

Is the Cost of Transparency in Financial Markets Corporate Collusion? Examining Whether Corporate Disclosures and Earnings Calls Serve as Coordination Devices

by: Thomas Bourveau, Guoman She, Alminas Žaldokas

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28 September 2020

Competition Laws and Corporate Innovation

by: Ross Levine, Chen Lin, Lai Wei, Wensi Xie

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8 September 2020

The Curious Case of Italian Interlocking Directorates

by: Federico Ghezzi, Chiara Picciau

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7 July 2020

Margins: Estimating the Influence of the Big Three on Shareholder Proposals

by: Caleb Griffin

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12 June 2020

Modernizing German Patent Law: Toward an explicit obligation for proportionality control of injunctions?

by: Luc Desaunettes-Barbero, Reto Hilty, Daria Kim, Matthias Lamping, Peter R. Slowinski, Hanns Ullrich

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