Research on the Competition Law of the European Community

Author: Xu Guangyao
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book is primarily based on Article 81 and Article 82 of the Treaty of the European Community, along with relevant secondary legislation, and references various scholarly works and cases to conduct a systematic study of European Community competition law. It also integrates new insights on conflicts of law to attempt to establish a connection between this research and the field of private international law. The book is divided into eight chapters:
Chapter 1 introduces the origin and development of the European Community's competition law, as well as its initial achievements.
Chapter 2 to Chapter 4 examine the regulatory framework for anti-competitive practices.
Chapter 2 outlines the basic provisions, fundamental concepts, and application of Article 81.
Chapters 3 and 4 provide further detailed discussions on the legal regulation of horizontal and vertical agreements.
Chapter 5 explores competition law issues in the field of intellectual property.
Chapter 6 introduces the basic provisions and application of Article 82.
Chapter 7 delves deeper into the issue of corporate mergers.
Chapter 8 discusses legal conflicts in European Community competition law and preliminarily clarifies its position in the study of private international law.
[Editor's Recommendation] The purpose of the Comprehensive Research on Civil and Commercial Law Topics in China is to draw on the practical experience of China's reform and opening-up and the development of a modern socialist market economy. It extensively references the successful legislative experiences and latest judgments and doctrines of developed countries and regions, conducts in-depth research on the fundamental theories and major legal issues in civil and commercial law, and provides a scientific legal foundation for the modernization of China's civil and commercial legislation and the scientific advancement of civil and commercial judicial practice. The goal is to elevate the theoretical level of civil and commercial law, cultivate research talent in civil and commercial law, and accelerate China's civil and commercial law research to catch up with that of developed countries and regions.