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To cooperate or not to cooperate? From the expectations of the CSDDD to the dangers of cooperation in light of EU competition law

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Joana Fraga Nunes

Fixing Platform Monopoly in the Google Search Case

12 October 2023

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Herbert Hovenkamp

Amazon’s Antitrust Paradox Goes to India!

27 October 2022

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Looking at Dark Patterns in Light of the Competition Law in India

The advent of big tech has re-defined the fundamental rules of the market. Most of these tech companies offer free services to customers, and these freebies raise several questions. Tech...

30 November 2021

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Contemplating COVID-19 and Competition—Returning to the Rat Race or Aspiring for Something Nobler?

Whatever the market ailment, competition is typically the cure. Except now. Competition among nations or states for ventilators and masks are causing more, rather than fewer, deaths. The Covid-19 pandemic...

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Move Fast and Break Things: Law, Technology, and the Problem of Speed

Since computers entered into the mainstream in the 1960s, the efficiency with which data could be processed has raised regulatory questions. This is well understood with respect to privacy. Data...

10 February 2020

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Simon Chesterman

The Chicago School’s Limited Influence on International Antitrust

A group of scholars primarily associated with the University of Chicago began to challenge many of the fundamental tenets of US antitrust law in the 1950s. This movement—which became known...

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Filippo Maria Lancieri

Enforcing European Competition Law in a Global Digital Economy

The digital economy forms a central driver to future prosperity—delivering waves of innovation, efficiencies and consumer welfare. It has stimulated a shift in market dynamics, paving the way for the...

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Video Interview: Ensuring Competition and Innovation in 3D Printing

Take a look at our full video interview with Professor Michal Gal about her research on 3D printing. Professor Gal focusses on the disruption 3D printing may cause...

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Putting Technology to Good Use for Society: The role of corporate, competition and tax law

Innovation and its main output, technology, are changing the way we work, socialise, vote, and live. New technologies have improved our lives and made firms more productive, overall raising living...

6 February 2019

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