CoRe 1/2019 (Vol. 3)

Editorial

Robert Klotz

Page 1 - 3

Hub and Spoke Cartels:

Incentives, Mechanisms and Stability

Rodrigo Londoño van Rutten, Caroline Buts

Page 4 - 16

Making Roam Like at Home (RLAH) Viable for 5G Networks in Europe

Tony Shortall

Page 17 - 28

Liberalisation of the Energy Market in Montenegro Due to the Process of European Integration

Mirjana Marić

Page 29 - 39

Czech Republic ∙ Unlimited Possibility to Challenge Dawn Raids?

Michal Petr

Page 40 - 42

Finland ∙ The End of the Raw Wood Cartel Saga

Satu-Anneli Kauranen

Page 43 - 47

Portugal ∙ Business Secrets, Access and Rights of the Defence

Miguel Sousa Ferro, Inês Neves

Page 48 - 51

Slovenia ∙ Private Enforcement Novelties Yet to Be Thoroughly Tested in Practice

Tine Mišic

Page 52 - 56

International Skating Union's Eligibility Rules: Participation in Unauthorised Events as a Reason for Excluding Athletes from Sports Competitions by Leading Sport Federations

Marek Krzysztof Kolasiński

Page 57 - 62

The Gazprom Case: A Tool to Foster an EU Internal Gas Market

Tatiana Shaburova

Page 63 - 71

Book Review

Andriani Kalintiri, Miroslava Marinova

Page 72 - 75

2nd CoRe Conference Proceedings ∙ On Competition Policy and Online Markets, by Jacques Steenbergen

Jacques Steenbergen

Page III - VI

2nd CoRe Conference Proceedings ∙ Current Issues of Competition Policy in E-Commerce, by Thomas Weck

Thomas Weck

Page VII - XI

2nd CoRe Conference Proceedings ∙ Recap of the 2nd CoRe Conference ‘Competition Policy and Online Markets: Key Cases, Trends and Perspectives’, by Daniel Mandrescu

Daniel Mandrescu

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