Research Handbook on Abuse of Dominance and Monopolization

Edited by Pınar Akman, Professor of Law, School of Law, University of Leeds, Or Brook, Pembroke College, University of Oxford and Konstantinos Stylianou, Professor of Competition Law and Regulation, School of Law, University of Glasgow, UK

• Contents:Preface xiAcknowledgements xiiIntroduction 1Pınar Akman, Or Brook and Konstantinos StylianouPART I ESTABLISHING DOMINANCE1 Market definition 8Sean P. Sullivan2 Understanding market power: an economics perspective 26Nicolas Petit3 Concentration and rising market power: fears and facts 42Gregory J. Werden4 Understanding market power: a legal perspective 60Nicolas PetitPART II ABUSE OF DOMINANCE AND MONOPOLIZATION:CONDUCT AND THEORIES OF HARM5 What is an abuse of a dominant position? Deconstructing theprohibition and categorizing practices 81Pablo Ibáñez Colomo6 Exploitative abuses: recent trends and comparative perspectives 101Marco Botta7 A re-evaluation of the abuse of excessive pricing 119Kathryn McMahon8 Predation and discrimination 140John B. Kirkwood9 The future of refusals to deal and margin squeezes in the face ofsector-specific regulation 162Inge Graef10 Tying and bundling 181A. Douglas Melamed11 Rebates 200Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson12 The role of intent in abuse of dominance and monopolization 222Mariateresa Maggiolino13 The special responsibility of dominant undertakings 239Giorgio Monti and Ekaterina Rousseva14 Abuse without dominance and monopolization without monopoly 259Or Brook and Magali EbenPART III ENFORCEMENT15 Remedies, sanctions and commitments 283Florian Wagner-von Papp16 Burden of proof and judicial review 317Andriani KalintiriPART IV CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES17 Intersection of competition and regulation in abuse of dominance andmonopolization 338Katalin J. Cseres18 Mandated neutrality, platforms, and ecosystems 359Barak Orbach19 Killing nascent innovation as abuse of dominance and monopolization 374Alan J. Devlin20 Monopolization and intellectual property rights 397Christopher R. Leslie21 Public procurement and abuse of dominance 420Grith Skovgaard Ølykke22 Big data and data-related abuses of market power 438Tilman Kuhn, Kristen O’Shaughnessy, Tobias Pesch, Jaclyn Phillips andD. Daniel SokolIndex 456

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