Competition and Regulation in Network Industries

2000 - 2015

Current editor(s): Hans Kluwer

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W(h)ither Regulation? pp. 383-405: S. Peltzman
Broadband Regulation in Europe - Present and Future pp. 405-424: Martin Cave
The Economics of Energy Security: Is Import Dependence a Problem? pp. 425-452: C. Robinson
Efficiency Incentives for Public Sector Monopolies - The Case of Scottish Water pp. 453-471: A. Sutherland

The EU Policy Towards PPPs: A New Institutional Economics Perspective pp. 261-282: A. Marran
Vertical Integration of Airlines and Airports: Impacts on Competition pp. 283-302: B.A. Kuchinke and J. Sickmann
Technology Matters: The Cases of the Liberalization of Electricity and Railways pp. 303-336: R. KÃ¼nneke and Matthias Finger
Soft-Wars: The Role of the Essential Facilities Doctrine as Jus in Bello pp. 337-379: A. Bouchagiar

Regulation and Privatisation of the Public Water Supply in England, France and Germany pp. 101-117: Johann Wackerbauer
Private Operation of Water Utilities and Public Asset Holding Companies - Winning Combination or Losing Battle? pp. 117-164: M. Kerf and E. Muzzini
Technical Progress, market Evolution and the Regulation of the Electronic Communications Sector in the EU pp. 165-215: P. Richards
Regional Electricity Market Integration. A Comparative Perspective pp. 215-258: R. Pierce, M. Trebilcock and E. Thomas

Changes in Securities Trading Landscape in Europe and the U.S pp. 439-452: Peter-Jan Engelen
Crossing Networks Competition and Design pp. 453-470: Hans Degryse, M. Van Achter and G. Wuts
Does SIZE matter? Liquidity Provision by the Nasdaq Anonymous Trading Facility pp. 471-486: Bruce Mizrach
Facing new Regulatory Frameworks in Securities Trading pp. 487-497: Peter-Jan Engelen, P. Gomber and M. Gsell
Reg NMS and Competition in the Alternatove Trading System in the U.S pp. 497-515: A. Gentzoglanis
The MIFID Revolution: A Policy View pp. 515-535: J.P. Casey and K. Lannoo
Catching Up with Technology - The Impact of Regulatory Changes on ECNs/MTFs and the Trading Venue Landscape in Europe pp. 535-558: P. Gomber and M. Gsell

Interconnecting the Internal Electricity market: A Goal without a Plan? pp. 333-354: H. Bjornebye
Electricity Interconnectors: A Serious Challenge for EC Competition Law pp. 355-391: K. Talus and T. WÃ¤lde
Regulating for Non-price Discrimination: The case of UK Fixed Telecoms pp. 391-416: Martin Cave, L. Correa and P. Crocioni
The Proposed Amendement of the German Telecommunications Act: Section 9a - "New Markets" pp. 417-436: J. Temple Lang

Recent Trends in the Privatization and the Regulation of Network Industries - An Introduction pp. 119-123: C. Von Hirschhausen, G. Brunekreeft and Elmer C-F-
Commercialization and Deregulation of Transport Industries - Theoretical Approaches and Lessons pp. 123-139: Kenneth Button
Airport Privatisation: Ownership Structure and Financial Performance of European Commercial Airports pp. 139-163: Vogel H-A-
An Auction Approach to Railway Slot Allocation pp. 163-197: R. BorndÃ¶rfer, M. GrÃ¶tschel, S. Lukac, K. Mitusch, T. Schlechte, S. Schultz and A. Tanner
Costs and Benefits of Vertical Separation of the Energy Distribution Industry: The Dutch Case pp. 197-231: Machiel Mulder and V. Shestalova
Network Unbundling, Ownership Structure and Oligopolies: A Case Study for the Belgian Electricity Market pp. 231-263: Guido Pepermans and Bert Willems
Total Cost Efficiency Analysis for Regulatory Purposes: Statement of the Problem and two European Case Studies pp. 263-287: V. Ajodhia, Tarjei Kristiansen, Kamen Petrov and Gian Scarsi
The Role of the Policy Framework for the Effectiveness of Benchmarking in Regulatory Proceedings pp. 287-307: P. Burns, C. Jenkins, C. Riechmann and Misja Mikkers
Transaction Costs in Public-Private Partnerships: A First Look at the Evidence pp. 307-331: G. Dudkin and T. VÃ¤lilÃ¤

If I had a Hammerâ€¦Structural Remedies and Abuse of Dominant Position pp. 3-29: A. Tajana
The Postal Network between Competition and Regulation and Universal Service Provision: Possible Scenarios for Its Evolution pp. 29-49: Matthias Finger
How Much Cost Plus is in German Network Charges pp. 49-63: C. MÃ¼ller and H. Weight
Ownership Unbundling of Electricity Distribution Networks and Distributed Generation pp. 63-87: G. Brunekreeft and E. Ehlers
Bringing Technical Systems Back In: Towards a New European Model of Regulating the Network Industries pp. 87-107: Matthias Finger and F. Varone

The Acquisition of Endesa by Gas Natural: An Antitrust Perspective pp. 213-226: J. Barquin, L. Bergman, Claude Crampes, Jean-Michel Glachant, Richard Green, C. Von Hirschhausen, F. LÃ©vÃªque and S. Stoft
The Quest for Coherence Between Institutions and Technologies in Infrastructures pp. 227-260: Matthias Finger, J. Groenewegen and R. KÃ¼nneke
Merchant Interconnectors in the European Electricity System pp. 261-293: H.P.A. Knops and H.M. De Jong
Allocation of Slots to Airlines: What Role for Competition Law? pp. 293-333: V. De Boe

Competition Law Problems Raised by the Entry of Incumbent Telecommunications Operators in the Media Content Delivery Market pp. 143-163: D. Geradin
Market Power Mitigation in Electricity Markets: A Framework for Making Choices pp. 163-186: J. Haffner
Public Funding and Broadband: Distortion of Competition or Recognition of Policy Failure? pp. 187-211: M. Styliadou

Telecommunications Markets in the Stranglehold of EU Regulation: On the need for a disaggregated regulatory contract pp. 75-94: G. Knieps
Structural Separation and Access in Telecommunications Markets pp. 95-115: Paul de Bijl
Separation and Access Prices in Postal Services pp. 115-134: Martin Cave

Mergers in the U.S. electric power industry pp. 3-24: R.J. Pierce
Unauthorised sharing through P2P networks: A digital pollution? pp. 25-46: F. Rochelandet
Are returns to private infrastructure in developing countries consistent with risks since the Asian crisis? pp. 47-75: Antonio Estache and M.E. Pinglo