Titlebook: European Competition Policy and Globalization; Chad Damro,Terrence R. Guay Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Was bleibt von der europ?ischen Stadt?all within the definition of competition policy but are not fully addressed in this book, and the impact of national antitrust regulators beyond the familiar arenas of Brussels and Washington. Finally, this chapter recommends additional areas for further research in the relationships between European competition policy and globalization.

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The EU and Anticompetitive Practices,urth development — how to regulate firms and markets to ensure fair competition. This is a challenge not just for the European Union (EU) but also for antitrust regulators around the world. With goods, services, and corporate strategies changing so quickly, how should governments respond to concerns

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Die Bürgergesellschaft — Eine Utopie?he liberalization of trade and investment over the last three decades — that have altered the incentives for firms to merge, seek state aid, and engage in anticompetitive activity. The chapter highlights the national basis of some of the policies in the competition realm and discusses how the merger

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Carsten Ochs,Michael Friedewald,J?rn Lamlancies as the possible decisions the Commission could take when dealing with foreign firms. These decisions are typically taken in interaction with competition authorities in other jurisdictions. These other competition authorities then may act as COGs — which may pursue very different Level I strate

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Introduction: Globalization and Public Policy,is now known as the Single European Market (SEM). By prohibiting anticompetitive business activities, competition policies are intended to create a level playing field among competitors and, ultimately, to increase economic efficiency and to determine opportunities and incentives for producers and c