Mercato Concorrenza Regole

1999 - 2024

Current editor(s): Giuliano Amato

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Editoriale pp. 381-384: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
The US Federal Trade Commission and Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act: Institutional Aspects and Jurisdictional Penumbras pp. 385-430: Mel Marquis
The new European Regulation on vertical restraints pp. 431-446: Piero Barucci and Andrea Barone
The story of broadband in Italy: a lost opportunity? pp. 447-458: Sandro Frova
Two decades of Italian antitrust and the Constitutional Court pp. 459-468: Lorenzo Stecchetti and Giulio Amaretti
Search engines and the news: antitrust and regulation pp. 469-490: Alfredo Macchiati
Italian Antitrust Class Action pp. 491-526: Giorgio Afferni
T-Mobile Netherlands e GlaxoSmithKline. La giurisprudenza comunitaria torna indietro pp. 527-532: Giuseppe Colangelo
Competition and Regulation in the Italian Postal Market pp. 533-556: Vincenzo Visco Comandini and Francesca Mazzarella
The Italian radio-television broadcasting system and the Europa 7 Case: it thundered so hard that it rained upwards pp. 557-586: Giuseppe Mastrantonio

Editoriale pp. 215-220: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
Railways: The dark side of reforms pp. 221-242: Andrea Boitani
Above-Cost Predation: Reflections on the EU Aapproach under an Economic and Comparative Perspective pp. 243-278: Gianluca Faella
The crisis and the relationship between financial stability and competition pp. 279-294: Virginia Giglio
The Digital Dividend in Italy: Who Will Cash It? pp. 295-310: Carlo Cambini, Antonio Sassano and Tommaso Valletti
Markets out of their mind. Irrational consumers, irrational directors and irrational judges pp. 311-322: Cristoforo Osti
Single entity theory ed immunità antitrust: il caso American Needle pp. 323-328: Andrea Giannaccari
Brevi note in tema di decoder digitali pp. 329-334: Clara Beatrice Calini
Private and public interest in antitrust damage actions pp. 335-360: Pierluigi Sabbatini
The EU draft Horizontal Co-operation Agreement Guidelines: quid novi? pp. 361-376: Andrea Giannaccari

Editoriale pp. 3-6: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
Shrinking the margin of appreciation. Modernization, the economic approach and judicial review of antitrust decisions pp. 7-28: Ginevra Bruzzone and Aurora Saija
Squeezing Price Squeeze under EC Antitrust Law pp. 29-64: Gianluca Faella and Roberto Pardolesi
An introduction to competition concerns in the Google Books settlement pp. 65-76: Rudolph J.R. Peritz and Marc Miller
Lost in Transaction? Oliver Williamson's Nobel Prize and the problem of governance pp. 77-114: Antonio Nicita and Giulio Napolitano
A failed assault? Reflections on the «more economic approach» to the abuse of dominant position pp. 115-138: Gustavo Ghidini and Emanuela Arezzo
Il caso Lega Calcio. Antitrust e vendita collettiva dei diritti TV su manifestazioni sportive pp. 139-146: Andrea Giannaccari
Decentralised enforcement of articles 101 and 102 TFEU (formerly 81 and 82 EC) by national competition authorities: preliminary assessments, unresolved problems and proposals for partial solutions pp. 147-172: Francesco Munari
Market power and profits distribution in the air transportation vertical channel pp. 173: Gianmaria Martini and Davide Scotti

Editoriale pp. 433-436: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
Article 82 EC. The problems and the solutions pp. 437-468: John Temple Lang
The Fate of Monopolization pp. 469-478: Rudolph J.R. Peritz
Single-Firm Conduct: A Discipline in Search of itself pp. 479-490: Roberto Pardolesi
Un commento pp. 491-496: Michele Polo
Lo stato delle liberalizzazioni nel settore elettrico europeo. A che punto siamo? pp. 497-524: Michael Pollitt
European Gas Liberalisation and Security of Supply pp. 525-542: Pippo Ranci
Regulating Next Generation Networks pp. 543-558: Martin Cave
Regulation after the financial crisis? No, thanks pp. 559-576: Marco Onado
On Virtual Strike: Meaning, Misunderstandings and Mirages pp. 577-594: Antonio Nicita and Matteo Rizzolli
Regole comunitarie e golden share italiana pp. 595-602: Margherita Colangelo
Sconti condizionati e test del "concorrente altrettanto efficiente": il caso Intel pp. 603-608: Giuseppe Colangelo
The origins of the "annual market and competition law" pp. 609-622: Federico Florà

Editoriale pp. 219-222: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
Public Interest in Financial Regulation: Lessons from the Recent Crisis and Puzzles for the Future pp. 223-248: Alfredo Macchiati
Public Intervention in the Railway industry between liberalization and public service obligations pp. 249-282: Carlo Cambini, Giuseppe Catalano and Alessia Savoldi
RIA in the practice of an Independent Authority - The experience of Italian Regulatory Authority for Electricity and gas pp. 283-322: Jacopo Torriti, Luca Lo Schiavo and Elena Fumagalli
The Italian Demerit Point System, six years later. A "Beckerian" story? pp. 323-354: Simona Benedettini and Antonio Nicita
Public Services, Antitrust and the new Article 23-bis: in Search of a Thread pp. 355-372: Luca Arnaudo
Antitrust e regolazione dopo linkLine pp. 373-380: Giuseppe Colangelo
Tutela della concorrenza e tutela dei consumatori. Due fini confliggenti? pp. 381-400: Giuliano Amato, Francesco Denozza, Heike Schweitzer, Antonio Nicita and David Stallibrass
Shall the last be the first? China's new anti-monopoly law pp. 401-426: Maria Guglielmino

Editoriale pp. 3-6: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
Competition policy in troubled times pp. 7-22: John Fingleton
State Aid for banks: from the Northern Rock rescue to the government support measures during the financial crisis pp. 23-36: Virginia Giglio
Ten years of reforms for the network industries. Much ado about what? pp. 37-50: Carlo Scarpa
Regulatory assessment of Italian airports: some critical issues pp. 51-78: Luisa Sciandra
From Mary Poppins to Northern Rock: reflections of modern bank runs pp. 79-94: Bernardo Bortolotti and Hyun Song Shin
A Regulation for Sovereign Wealth Funds pp. 95-132: Fabio Bassan
Il caso Europa 7 al Consiglio di Stato pp. 133-140: Andrea Giannaccari
Selective price cuts or competitive practices? The paradoxes of the RDB case pp. 141-162: Michele Polo
Sconti selettivi o concorrenza lecita? I paradossi del caso RDB. Un commento critico pp. 163-170: Fabio Massimo Esposito and Pierluigi Sabbatini
Replica ai commenti di Sandro Frova e Antonio Nicita pp. 171-178: Luigi Prosperetti
Healthcare services, the market, and the "European social model" pp. 179-212: Stefano Civitarese Matteucci