Private enforcement of competition law
By: [edited by] Jürgen Basedow, Jörg Philipp Terhechte, Luboš Tichý
Edition: 1. Aufl.
Publisher: Nomos
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Baden-Baden
Language: eng
Number of pages: 251
ISBN-13: 9783832956516
Subjects: Congresses; Antitrust law; Unfair Competition; Restraint of trade
Notes: "This volume contains a series of papers originating from a conference on the topic of private enforcement of competition law which took place on 26-27 June 2009 on the premises of the Law Faculty, Charles University of Prague."--P. 7

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Enforcing European competition law : harmonizing private and public approaches in a more differentiated enforcement model  -- Jörg Philipp Terhechte; title: Private enforcement of competition law and the policy of the Office for the Protection of Competition  -- Michael Petr; title: Harm and damages as economic and legal categories in antitrust law  -- Tomas Eger and Peter Weise; title: Economic and legal substance of damages  -- Josef Bejček; title: Passing-on  -- Friedrich Wenzel Bulst; title: Standing and pass-on defense in antitrust damage suits : guided by corrective justice or efficiency?  -- Jindřich Kloub; title: Collective private enforcement in antitrust law : what is going wrong in the debate?  -- Hans-W. Micklitz; title: The collective protection of cartel law in the Czech Republic  -- František Zoulik; title: Private enforcement of competition law : evidence  -- Alexander Bruns; title: Production of evidence in central and eastern Europe  -- Günter Bauer/Katharina Kitzberger; title: Recognition of foreign decisions within the European competition network  -- Jürgen Basedow; title: Recognition of decisions within the European competition network and its significance in civil claims in cartel law  -- Luboš Tichý; title: The ideal model for private enforcement of competition law  -- Albert A. Foer; title: The rise of a private competition law culture : experience and visions  -- Andreas Heinemann; title: Private or public enforcement of competition law? -- Robert Neruda.