European Competition Journal

2012 - 2025

Current editor(s): Philip Marsden

From Taylor & Francis Journals
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Chris Longhurst ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Volume 21, issue 3, 2025

Leniency policy in hub and spoke cartels pp. 481-504

Rodrigo Londoño van Rutten, Nikolas Vander Vennet, Caroline Buts and Marc Jegers

In the light of dynamic competition: should we make merger remedies more flexible? pp. 505-530

Patrice Bougette, Oliver Budzinski and Frédéric Marty

Making your case under Art. 101, 102 TFEU: the evidence standards in competition law appeals and cartel damage proceedings pp. 531-553

Thomas Weck

(Re-)Reviewing mergers under Article 102 TFEU? An overview of ex post merger policy in the EU pp. 554-583

Max van Iersel

Environmental common interest? Incorporating the Green Deal’s environmental objectives into State aid compatibility criteria pp. 584-605

Jakub Kociubiński

Procedures in the DMA: non-compliance navigation – Exploring the European Commission’s space for discretion and informality in procedure and decision-making in the Digital Markets Act pp. 606-635

Jasper van den Boom and Rupprecht Podszun

(Non-cartel) antitrust (under)enforcement and the effects-based approach pp. 636-648

Yannis Katsoulacos

Correction pp. 649-650

The Editors

Volume 21, issue 2, 2025

Predatory pricing in platform markets: a modified test for firms within the scope of Article 3 of the DMA and super-dominant platform firms under Article 102 TFEU pp. 231-266

Anush Ganesh

Merger remedies in the era of the Digital Markets Act (DMA): the impact of the DMA on the EU Merger Control Regulation (EUMR) in designing commitments pp. 267-293

Lilian Klein

Charting a way forward for the use of data science in competition enforcement and platform regulation pp. 294-316

Inge Graef, Ulrich Laitenberger and Jens Prüfer

The influence of institutional investors on the commercial policy of portfolio companies pp. 317-335

Riccardo Fadiga

Reexamining pay-for-delay agreements: anticompetitive practices or strategic settlements under Article 101(1) TFEU? pp. 336-357

Polen Bayrak

Cartel stability under antitrust enforcement and product differentiation pp. 358-370

Williams Huamani and Marcelo Braga

Effective remedies in digital market abuse of dominance cases pp. 371-420

Anush Ganesh

The Google dilemma: as hyper-profits generation continues apace, the EU Commission’s enforcement approach fails to deter Google from engaging in exclusionary multi-market anti-competitive activities pp. 421-435

Dermot Cahill and Jing Wang

The requirement of meeting of minds: horizontal and vertical agreements in EU competition law pp. 436-470

Csongor István Nagy

Oligopoly, collusion, entry and welfare pp. 471-480

Suryaprakash Mishra

Volume 21, issue 1, 2025

Antitrust restriction on football governance: the case of European Super League pp. 1-24

Lei Kuang and Zeyu Zhao

Quality control in the DMA procedure: the exclusion of the Hearing Officer pp. 25-53

Konstantinos Pantelidis

Overlooking digital collusion risks in the EU's agenda for a single European data space(s) pp. 54-75

Erion Murati

Comfort, or not comfort, that is the question. The legal status and consequences of comfort letters issued by the European Commission in State aid cases pp. 76-98

Stefan Akira Jarecki and Kamil Ciupak

Sustainability agreements and competition law: a comparative perspective pp. 99-124

Margherita Colangelo

Why cartel participation leads to financial statement fraud and market abuse pp. 125-139

Jesper Fredborg Huric-Larsen

Competition concerns with foundation models: a new feast for big tech? pp. 140-160

Shourya Mitra

Does DMA interoperability promote innovation: a comparative study from EU competition law to the DMA pp. 161-188

Çağrı Çavuş

Beyond administrative guidance: legal effects of state aid guidelines and the need for judicial review pp. 189-210

Sofia Gierow

The value of screening tools in cartel cases pp. 211-230

Malin Arve, Armando Garcia Pires, Ronny Gjendemsjø, Ignacio Herrera Anchustegui and Frode Skjeret

Volume 20, issue 3, 2024

On the interplay between competition law and privacy: the impact of Meta Platforms case pp. 555-576

Arletta Gorecka

Online travel agencies, minimum advertized prices and online intermediation services: some lessons from the Swedish Finnair case pp. 577-587

Claudio Calcagno

Charting the course of DMA’s private enforcement: unveiling the forum shopping challenge pp. 588-609

Tamta Margvelashvili

Broad collection of consumer data by Big Tech: exclusionary or exploitative abuse? pp. 610-638

Christophe Samuel Hutchinson

Balancing security and contestability in the DMA: the case of app stores pp. 639-674

Zach Meyers

No enforcement without representation: how participatory democracy can strengthen the Digital Markets Act pp. 675-696

Inês Neves

A fair share of sustainability benefits for consumers: the Horizontal Guidelines in the silent spring pp. 697-720

Pedro Aránguez-Díaz

Volume 20, issue 2, 2024

It ain’t over until it’s over – when do infringements of EU competition law end? pp. 243-273

Jussi Koivusalo

Multiplicity of tools for antitrust and consumer protection in digital markets: the Italian experience and the road ahead pp. 274-294

Clara Calini and Elisabetta Iossa

Attacking concentration: market power in the digital space pp. 295-314

Rhonda Smith and Deborah Healey

Unmasking excessive pricing: evolution of EU law on excessive pricing from United Brands to Aspen pp. 315-339

Miroslava Marinova

When should EU merger assessment address privacy? The conditions for addressing privacy issues under the EU merger control regulation pp. 340-366

Lilian Klein

Full compensation and the volume effect: assessing different policy options pp. 367-392

Franziska Weber and Peter van Wijck

FRAND determination under the European SEP Regulation Proposal: discarding the Huawei framework? pp. 393-411

Giuseppe Colangelo

Digital dominance: assessing market definition and market power for online platforms under Article 102 TFEU pp. 412-436

Tone Knapstad

Digital merger control: adapting theories of harm pp. 437-459

Viktoria H. S. E. Robertson

Interplay between Amazon store and logistics pp. 460-497

Patrick Andreoli-Versbach and Joshua Gans

The new regulation of telecommunications. The single voice of the European and national decision maker pp. 498-536

Francesca Niola

The impact of search engine data sharing on competition and consumer welfare pp. 537-554

Bertin Martens

Volume 20, issue 1, 2024

The cost coordination theory of harm and the EU trucks case pp. 1-24

Timo Klein and Bertram Neurohr

Cartel formation and the business cycle pp. 25-44

Jesper Fredborg Huric-Larsen

The Intel saga: what went wrong with the Commission’s AEC test (in the General Court’s view)? pp. 45-77

Robert Lauer

Incorporating privacy considerations into EU data-driven merger review pp. 78-112

Christophe Samuel Hutchinson

Apple’s antitrust paradox pp. 113-146

Manuel Wörsdörfer

Antitrust liability, corporate groups and M&A transactions: a tale of undertakings, economic continuity and effectiveness of EU competition law pp. 147-192

Patrick Actis Perinetto and Giacomo Grechi

Closing the tech acquisitions enforcement gap: from article 22 to article 102 pp. 193-217

D’Amico Alessia Sophia

Upstream market regulation between competitive tension and technological innovation pp. 218-241

Francesca Niola