CoRe 3/2017 (Vol. 1)

Editorial

Robert Klotz

Seite 185 - 187

Symposium on Google Search (Shopping) Decision ∙ Beyond ‘Hipster Antitrust’:

A Critical Perspective on the European Commission’s Google Decision

Angela Daly

Seite 188 - 192

Symposium on Google Search (Shopping) Decision ∙ When Product Innovation Becomes a Competition Law Infringement:

Preliminary Thoughts on the Google Shopping Decision

Jakob Kucharczyk

Seite 193 - 197

Symposium on Google Search (Shopping) Decision ∙ Fine is Only One Click Away

Aurelien Portuese

Seite 198 - 203

Symposium on Google Search (Shopping) Decision ∙ Online Gatekeeping and the Google Shopping Antitrust Decision:

The Beginning of the End or the End of the Beginning?

Agustin Reyna, David Martin

Seite 204 - 207

Symposium on Google Search (Shopping) Decision ∙ Duty to Treat Downstream Rivals Equally:

(Merely) a Natural Remedy to Google’s Monopoly Leveraging Abuse

Thomas Hoppner

Seite 208 - 222

Most Favoured Nation Clauses: open-access

Towards an Assessment Framework under EU Competition Law

Friso Bostoen

Seite 223 - 236

The Draft Regulation on Safeguarding Competition in Air Transport:

Dilemmas of Unilateral Measures

Jakub Kociubiński

Seite 237 - 244

From Deontology to Pragmatism:

Dynamicity in the Pursuit of Goals of Competition Law in the EU

Henrique Schneider

Seite 245 - 256

Austria Amends Its Competition Law:Antitrust Damages, Internet Mergers, and Electronic Searches

Heinrich Kühnert

Seite 257 - 260

Germany ∙ Digital Economy, Antitrust Damages, and More:The 9th Amendment to the German Competition Act

Carsten Koenig

Seite 261 - 265

Portugal ∙ The Portuguese ‘Sausage Gap’:Parent Company Liability for Antitrust Infringements Not Yet Assured in Portugal

Miguel Sousa Ferro

Seite 266 - 268

Switzerland ∙ Agreements Significantly Restricting Competition:A New Swiss Approach

Philipp Zurkinden, Bernhard Lauterburg

Seite 269 - 272