Après plusieurs années de procédure, la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme a rendu le 9 avril 2024 dans l'affaire Verein KlimaSeniorinnen et autres c. Suisse l'un des

arrêts les plus attendus des dernières décennies. Cet arrêt a été très commenté dans la presse suisse et internationale, avec des opinions couvrant un large [...]

The purpose of the study was to identify problematic aspects of the use of borrowed terms in the regulation of civil law relations. The study included an analysis of the use

of borrowings in the Civil Code of Kazakhstan, conducting a survey to determine the attitude of Kazakh lawyers toward the use of borrowings, the results of which [...]

Laws, Vol. 13, Pages 78: Practice and Prospect of Regulating Personal Data Protection in China Laws doi: 10.3390/laws13060078 Authors: Liping Yang Yiling Lin Bing Chen

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AbstractThis article examines the role of ecosystem competition and ecosystem power in designating gatekeepers under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The study is prompted by

ByteDance’s objections to its designation, where it describes itself as a challenger instead of a gatekeeper. [...]

AbstractThis paper contributes to the current debate about competition and industrial policies, by illustrating their complementary role in fostering competitiveness and economic

growth. Further market integration combined with effective competition policy can unleash the long-term competitive potential of EU firms. [...]

AbstractThe digital public sphere's significance, amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighted concerns on how the concentration of market power can shape social interactions.

Antitrust, in particular, has faced calls for reform to better serve democratic goals in this context. [...]

AbstractThis article discusses the assessment of horizontal mergers and harm to innovation when there is innovation competition. The goal is to establish a methodology for

selecting the appropriate analytical framework for each situation, outlining mechanisms for recognizing innovation competition, defining relevant markets, evaluating [...]

AbstractKarl Polanyi and his analytical framework in economic sociology remain overlooked by competition policy scholarship. Notably, the concept of “embeddedness”, central

to Polanyi’s contribution, offers a valuable perspective to trace the development of this regulatory mechanism over time. [...]

AbstractMoving away from the effects-based approach in EU competition law, the Digital Markets Act introduces renewed requisite legal standards that differ from probabilistic

standards of proof. Ideally, this concept should also shape the European Commission’s initial enforcement actions and its judicial review in the EU courts.The paper [...]