This second edition provides an exhaustive analysis of the European Community rules relating to merger control, including the new EC Merger Regulation 139/2004 of 20 January 2004 which entered into force on 1 May 2004 and the latest interpretive notices adopted by the European Commission. The book draws upon the authors' detailed and practical knowledge of the subject as officials at DG Competition and practitioners specialising in this field, and will be updated through a companion website.
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`...presented in a user-friendly format...a most valuable compilation of the courts practice.' ECLR
`Review from previous edition This excellent book provides a detailed and critical analysis of the Commission practice on merger control, including many Commission decisions, and drawing conclusions and general principles from the Commission practice. These features together with the economic reasoning included throughout the book will make it very useful for practitioners. Generalists and students will also find the book useful as it is well and clearly written.' Valentine Korah in World Competition
`...comprehensive, thoroughly documented and benefits from the participation of past and present officials of DG Competition... Readers will be rightfully impressed by the sheer magnitude of this work. ... Particularly noteworthy is the exhaustive treatment of horizontal and vertical mergers, as well as collective dominance. ...a truly monumental work that is both practical and intellectually rigorous. ' Frank Fine, Antitrust Source
`The 'treatise part' of the book is presented in a user-friendly format...is a most valuable compilation of the courts' practice on these subjects.' Carsten Grave, European Intellectual Property Review
`Review from previous edition This excellent book provides a detailed and critical analysis of the Commission practice on merger control, including many Commission decisions, and drawing conclusions and general principles from the Commission practice. These features together with the economic reasoning included throughout the book will make it very useful for practitioners. Generalists and students will also find the book useful as it is well and clearly written.' Valentine Korah in World Competition
`...comprehensive, thoroughly documented and benefits from the participation of past and present officials of DG Competition... Readers will be rightfully impressed by the sheer magnitude of this work. ... Particularly noteworthy is the exhaustive treatment of horizontal and vertical mergers, as well as collective dominance. ...a truly monumental work that is both practical and intellectually rigorous. ' Frank Fine, Antitrust Source
`The 'treatise part' of the book is presented in a user-friendly format...is a most valuable compilation of the courts' practice on these subjects.' Carsten Grave, European Intellectual Property Review
About the Author
Dr. Edurne Navarro is a graduate and doctor in law of the Universidad de Barcelona and obtained the Diploma in EC Law from the Institut d'�tudes europ�ennes, l'Universit� Libre de Bruxelles and an LLM from Michigan University. A member of the Barcelona bar, she is Partner with the Ur�a Menend�z law firm and Director of its Brussels office. She specialises in European and Spanish competition law and regularly lectures on this subject in various universities. Andr�s Font is a graduate in law of the Universidad de Valencia and obtained the Diploma in EC Law from the College of Europe in Bruges. He practised as a lawyer and then became a civil servant in the European Commission in 1993. He has worked in the Directorates General of Internal Market, Competition (Merger Task Force) and Information, Communication and Multimedia. Jaime Folguera obtained his degree in law from the Universidad Aut�noma, Madrid and a Diploma in EC Law from the Centro de Estudios Constitucionales, Madrid. A member of the Madrid bar, he is Partner with the Ur�a & Men�ndez law firm. He specialises in Spanish and European competition law and regularly lectures on this subject in various universities. Juan Briones is a graduate in economics from the Universidad Aut�noma, Madrid, and obtained the Diploma in EC Law from the Centro de Estudios Constitucionales, Madrid. He first worked as a consultant in matters concerning Community agricultural policy for the Spanish Food Industry Professional Association. He was a civil servant in the European Commission from 1986-98, where he worked in matters related to agricultural policy and the single market programme. In the European Commission he also worked as a Principal Administrator in the Merger Task Force, in which he participated from the outset of the applications of Community control of concentration operations. After twelve years at the European Commission, Juan Briones moved into private practice, and after spending a year as Associate Director at NERA, he set up his own consultancy business, e-konomica, advising companies and law firms in competition cases.
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