Product Description

Ideal for those taking a course on competition law in its European context, this book guides students through a wide range of carefully selected cases and materials with exceptional analysis and comment. The selection of writings has been chosen to present the most important perspectives on the subject as well as the broader socio-economic context of EC competition law. This third edition has been fully updated to cover recent developments within EC Competition Law, including coverage of the review of Article 82 and the green paper on damages, as well as further information on US anti-trust law. Each chapter now begins with a 'central issues' section which helps students to focus and direct their learning. Combining the strengths of a modern textbook and traditional materials book, Cases and Materials on EC Competition Law provides a wide-ranging and thorough guide to the study of Competition Law, enabling students to engage with both legal and economic aspects and making it ideal for both under and postgraduate courses on EC Competition Law. This book is accompanied by an Online Resource Centre which provides: * A new online chapter on State Aids * Regular updates to the law to ensure that readers are kept informed of the latest developments * A selection of annotated web links to facilitate further study into different jurisdictions and areas of research

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #168016 in Books
• Published on: 2007-10-25
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 1430 pages

About the Author
Alison Jones is Reader in Law at King's College London.

Customer Reviews

loads of unstructured information
The quality of the chapters is very uneven. The one on intellectual property rights is excellent; the rest of the book is confusing and contains loads of unstructured information.

This book is of no use for practitioners or students alike.

Not too entertaining
Accurate and interesting. However, this "blue/green peril" is too long and does not completely convince me; there are some areas which are not well covered and some others, where the analysis is though too long, unfocused. The good textbook on EC competition law remains to be written.

VERY USEFUL
This book is an absolute beast and granted there is such an abundance of information it can be quite daunting and diffuclt to navigate however this is so comprehensive and in depth that it is ideal for any competition law student looking to write a good essay though granted it would be a great challenge to use it as a revision material. I used this book to help me in an essay and found it the best in the market and got a very good grade thanks to its guidance.