Editors
Contributors
Introduction: Speech by Margrethe Vestager, Executive Vice-President of the European Commission
CHAPTER 1 The Effects-Based Approach: Still Just as Necessary for an Effective and Coherent EU Competition Policy
Luc Peeperkorn
CHAPTER 2 Towards a Fourth Paradigm in European Competition Policy? A Historical Perspective (1957-2022)
Laurent Warlouzet
CHAPTER 3 The Genesis and Main Features of the Digital Markets Act
Inge Bernaerts
CHAPTER 4 The New Drive Towards ‘Economic Sovereignty’ in Europe: What Changes for Competition Policy?
Isabelle de Silva
CHAPTER 5 Neoclassical Competition Policy Without Apology
Jorge Padilla
CHAPTER 6 Challenges of Decentralisation of Competition Law Enforcement: A Retrospective Overview in Case Law
Krystyna Kowalik-Banczyk
CHAPTER 7 Article 3 of Regulation 1/2003 and the Doctrine of Pre-emption
Miguel Mota Delgado & Nicolas Petit
CHAPTER 8 Experimentalist Governance in EU Antitrust: Possibilities and Limitations
Giorgio Monti
CHAPTER 9 Is the Effects-Based Approach Too Cumbersome?: Taking Stock of Recent Practice and Case Law on Article 102 TFEU
Fernando Castillo de la Torre
CHAPTER 10 The Consumer Welfare Standard: A ‘Problem’ to Fix in EU Competition Law?
Assimakis Komninos
CHAPTER 11 The Role of the EU Courts in Competition Cases: A View from the Bar
Alfonso Lamadrid de Pablo
CHAPTER 12 Rethinking the Preliminary Reference Procedure
Marc van der Woude
CHAPTER 13 Competition Law and the New Regulatory Landscape: What Lies Ahead?
Cani Fernández & Adriana Meijide
CHAPTER 14 The New Normal: State Aid Policy from Financial Crisis to COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond
Ina Lunneryd
CHAPTER 15 Should We Adapt the Centralised Enforcement System in the New Era?
Jacques Derenne
