CoRe 2/2022 (Vol. 6)

Editorial

Robert Klotz

Seite 105 - 107

Antitrust Decisions as a Sledgehammer?

A Descriptive Study on the Impact of Cartel Investigations on Stock Prices

Seppe Maes, Caroline Buts

Seite 108 - 119

Recent Developments in the Essential Facility Doctrine:

Bronner Is Still Alive!

Aleksander Maziarz

Seite 120 - 128

Belgium ∙ Implementation of the ECN+ Directive in Belgium: Codification, Clarification and Enhanced Cooperation are Overshadowed by New Merger Filing Fees

Jeroen Dewispelaere, Victoria Heinen

Seite 129 - 133

Ireland ∙ Implementation of the ECN+ Directive in Ireland: An Overhaul of the Domestic Competition Law Regime

Ronan Dunne, Daniel Hanrahan

Seite 134 - 137

Bulgaria ∙ The Annual Priorities List and Activities of the Bulgarian Competition Protection Commission in the First Half of 2022

Mariya Papazova

Seite 138 - 142

Lithuania ∙ Competition Law Enforcement in Public Procurement Markets: Joint Bidding

Rita Paukštė

Seite 143 - 146

Norway ∙ The Norwegian Court of Appeal Overrules Decision Prohibiting Start-Up Acquisition on Digital Platforms

Pernille Edh Hasselgård

Seite 147 - 153

Bpost and Nordzucker AG: The End of Competition Law Enforcement Exceptionalism Concerning the Principle of Ne bis In Idem

Francesco Rizzuto

Seite 154 - 166

The Silver Plastics Case: Where Should the Boundaries Between Effective Competition Law Enforcement and Safeguarding a Parties’ Fundamental Rights Lie? (C-702/19 P Silver Plastics)

Tomasz Feliszewski, Mateusz Musielak

Seite 167 - 172

Aspen: The European Commission’s First Decision on Excessive Pricing in the Pharmaceuticals Sector

Kalpana Tyagi

Seite 173 - 179

Book Review

Stavros Makris

Seite 180 - 189