Working papers

The GCLC intends to help disseminate research in competition law and economics. Its working papers series is opened to works carried out within the framework of the GCLC but also welcomes external studies submitted by third parties (researchers, lawyers, economists). To be selected for publication within the GCLC’s Working Papers Series, all papers undergo a peer review process. Papers (in French or in English) should be submitted to Prof. Nicolas PETIT (Nicolas.petit@ulg.ac.be) and info@gclc.coleurope.eu.

2016

The rebus of selectivity in fiscal aid: a nonconformist view on and beyond caselaw
(Oct 2016) 251.38 Ko application/pdf
Massimo MEROLA

2013

Complainants' Rights in State Aid Matters: Lost in Modernisation?
(Jan 2013) 258.31 Ko application/pdf
Massimo MEROLA and Leonardo ARMATI

2010

Behavioral Economics and Abuse of Dominance: A Proposed Alternative Reading of the Article 102 TFEU Case-Law
02/10 (Jan 2010) 304.09 Ko application/pdf
Nicolas PETIT and Norman NEYRINCK
Regional Aid: Recent Trends and Some Historical Background (with special focus on large investment projects)
01/10 (Jan 2010) 475.03 Ko application/pdf
Massimo MEROLA

2009

Evaluating Vertical Mergers Post Non-Horizontal Guidelines: An Economics-Based Approach?
03/09 (Jan 2009) 277.42 Ko application/pdf
Álvaro RAMOS, Tricia MOHAN and Francesco CARLONI
Limiting Anti-Competitive Government Interventions That Benefit Special Interests
02/09 (Jan 2009) 615.19 Ko application/pdf
Daniel SOKOL
Les stratégies juridiques en droit des coordinations entre entreprises – Une approche scénarisée
01/09 (Jan 2009) 374.08 Ko application/pdf
Nicolas PETIT

2008

Competition law proceedings before the European Commission and the right to a fair trial: no need for reform?
04/08 (Jan 2008) 481.02 Ko application/pdf
Donald SLATER, Sébastien THOMAS and Denis WAELBROECK
Économétrie du droit de la concurrence – Un essai de conceptualisation
03/08 (Jan 2008) 635.36 Ko application/pdf
Ermano FEGATILLI et Nicolas PETIT
An Empirical Evaluation of Long Term Advisors and Short Term Interventions in Technical Assistance and Capacity Building
02/08 (Jan 2008) 400.05 Ko application/pdf
D. Daniel SOKOL and Kyle W. STIEGERT
Le développement en droit européen de la concurrence des solutions négociées (engagements, clémence, non-contestation des faits et transactions): que va-t-il rester aux juges?
01/08 (Jan 2008) 449.97 Ko application/pdf
Denis WAELBROECK

2007

Saving the Monopsony: Exclusivity, Innovation and Market Power in the Media Sector
01/07 (Jan 2007) 367.12 Ko application/pdf
Pablo Ibáñez COLOMO

2005

Price Discrimination under EC Competition Law: The Need for a case-by-case Approach
07/05 (Jan 2005) 449.38 Ko application/pdf
Damien GERADIN and Nicolas PETIT
Droit de la concurrence et recours en annulation à l'ère postmodernisation
06/05 (Jan 2005) 444.81 Ko application/pdf
Damien GERADIN and Nicolas PETIT
Bargaining Over Fixed-to-Mobile Termination Rates in the Shadow of the Regulator
05/05 (Jan 2005) 230.29 Ko application/pdf
Ken BINMORE and David HARBORD
The Concurrent Application of Competition Law and Regulation: the Case of Margin Squeeze Abuses in the Telecommunications Sectors
04/05 (Jan 2005) 523.16 Ko application/pdf
Damien GERADIN and Robert O’DONOGHUE
The EC fining policy for violations of competition law: An empirical review of the Commission decisional practice and the Community courts’ judgments
03/05 (Jan 2005) 557.44 Ko application/pdf
Damien GERADIN and David HENRY
The Commission’s New Horizontal Merger Guidelines. An Economic Commentary
02/05 (Jan 2005) 167.23 Ko application/pdf
Derek RIDYARD
The Future of the U.S. Postal Service: American and European Perspectives After the Presidential Commission and Flamingo Industries
01/05 (Jan 2005) 301.35 Ko application/pdf
Damien GERADIN and J. Gregory SIDAK

2004

The Proliferation of National Regulatory Authorities alongside Competition Authorities: A Source of Jurisdictional Confusion
02/04 (Jan 2004) 349.15 Ko application/pdf
Nicolas PETIT
Access to Content by New Media Platforms: A Review of the Competition Law Problems
01/04 (Jan 2004) 283.39 Ko application/pdf
Damien GERADIN

The GCLC intends to help disseminate research in competition law and economics. Its working papers series is opened to works carried out within the framework of the GCLC but also welcomes external studies submitted by third parties (researchers, lawyers, economists). To be selected for publication within the GCLC’s Working Papers Series, all papers undergo a peer review process. Papers (in French or in English) should be submitted to Prof. Nicolas PETIT (Nicolas.petit@ulg.ac.be) and info@gclc.coleurope.eu.