Modernising Article 82
A CLaSF Workshop
Thursday 8 September 2005, Northampton Suite, City Law School, University Building, City University, Northampton Square, London.
Including
The Scope and Need for a Modernisation of Abuse
Control under Art. 82 EC,
Thomas Eilmansberger, Professor of Law Salzburg University.
Rebates Revisited (Again) -- Abusive Rebates
under Article 82 and the ongoing Modernisation Debate,
Professor John Kallaugher, University College London, and Partner, Latham
and Watkins, Brussels.
Article 82: Where are We Coming From and Where
are We Going?
Liza Gormsen, Doctoral Research Student, Kings College, London.
The Concept of Objective Justification of an
Abuse of a Dominant Position: Can it help to Modernise the Analysis under
Article 82?
Ekaterina Rousseva, Doctoral Research Student, EUI, Florence.
Retroactive Rebate Schemes: A Theoretical and
Empirical Analysis,
Frank Maier-Rigaud, European Commission, Brussels and Martin Beckenkamp,
Max Planck Institute on Collective Goods, Bonn.
Article 82 and the New Economy: The Need for
Modernisation,
Michele Messina, Doctoral Research Student, University of Messina.
Modernising Article 82 EC with Particular Focus
on Public and otherwise Privileged Undertakings,
Ulla Neergaard, Assistant Professor of Law, Copenhagen Business School
Exporting Article 82 to Singapore: Prospects
and Challenges,
Burton Ong, Assistant Professor of Law, National University of Singapore.
