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Europäisches Wettbewerbsrecht
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Das Europäische Wettbewerbsrecht erweist sich fortschreitend als Prüfstein für die selbstständige Rechtsordnung der EU in der Welt und in anderer Weise für ihr Verhältnis zum Recht der Mitgliedstaaten. Das gilt im Zeichen der neuen ausschließlichen Zuständigkeit der EU für den Außenhandel, insbesondere für ihre Stellung in internationalen Organisationen, es gilt aber auch für den rechtlichen oder tatsächlichen "Export" der Wettbewerbsregeln nach Drittstaaten. Der internationale Wettbewerb der
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... een wirkt sich auf das Verständnis des Verhältnisses von Recht und Ökonomie ebenso aus wie auf die Auslegung des geltenden Rechts. Innerhalb der EU ist die volle Übereinstimmung von Praxis der Kommission und Rechtsprechung des EuGH nicht mehr selbstverständlich. Die Finanzkrise wirkt sich in im Einzelnen nicht vorhersehbarer Weise auf das Verhältnis der Mitgliedstaaten zu den Institutionen der Union aus. Gleichzeitig bestätigt sie jedoch den Rang, der Binnenmarkt und Wettbewerbssystem in dieser Entwicklung zukommt. Nicht zuletzt diese Entwicklung hat zur Reform des Beihilfenrechts geführt, die seiner Berücksichtigung in dieser Neuauflage entgegenstand. Das Vergaberecht haben wir nicht mehr aufgenommen, weil es seinen Ursprung zwar im Unionsrecht hat, sein praktischer Schwerpunkt jedoch ganz im nationalen Recht liegt. Unser Bemühen hat wie in der Vorauflage nicht der enzyklopädischen Vollständigkeit, sondern den systematischen Bezügen gegolten, aus denen sich trotz der Vielfalt und Komplexität des geltenden Rechts ein Grundbestand "Europäisches Wettbewerbsrecht" ergibt.
Interoperability in the Digital Economy
2017
Social Science Research Network
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Die Netzneutralitätsdebatte aus ökonomischer Sicht
2012
Wirtschaftsdienst
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Fetzer, Martin Peitz, Heike Schweitzer* Die Netzneutralitätsdebatte aus ökonomischer Sicht Unter dem Stichwort "Netzneutralität" wird in Öffentlichkeit und Politik zur Zeit intensiv diskutiert, welchen ...
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Suchmaschinen unter der Lupe: Informationsherrschaft und ihre Schranken
2016
Wirtschaftsdienst
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Heike Schweitzer lehrt Bürgerliches Recht, Wirtschafts-und Wettbewerbsrecht an der Freien Universität Berlin und ist geschäftsführende Direktorin des Instituts für deutsches und europäisches Wirtschafts ...
Die besondere Bedeutung von Suchmaschinen und die
starke Konzentration von Suchanfragen bei Google haben
Fragen nach der "informationellen Macht" von Google auf-
Martin Peitz, Heike Schweitzer*
Suchmaschinen ...
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Flexible Geschäftsmodelle in der Telekommunikation und die Netzneutralitätsdebatte
2013
Wirtschaftsdienst
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Heike Schweitzer lehrt Bürgerliches Recht
an der Universität Mannheim und ist Direktorin des
MaCCI. ...
Thomas Fetzer, Martin Peitz, Heike Schweitzer
Flexible Geschäftsmodelle in der Telekommuni-
kation und die Netzneutralitätsdebatte
Die Einführung neuer Endkundentarife für den festen Internetzugang ...
doi:10.1007/s10273-013-1585-2
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The Impact of the Financial Crisis on the European Economic Constitution
2010
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Competition Law and Public Policy: Reconsidering an Uneasy Relationship: The Example of Art. 81
2007
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decision, this would not have been enough to make an exemption
possible unless the conditions of Art. 81(3) had been fulfilled, but it was "an element which the
at 1624 (C-137/95 P)
35 See Mestmäcker/Schweitzer ...
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A legal framework for access to data – A competition policy perspective
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2021
Data Access, Consumer Interests and Public Welfare
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, in particular, C.II.5. and C.III.4. below. 58 Also see Crémer, Montjoye and Schweitzer (n. 27) 75 et seq.; Heike Schweitzer, 'Datenzugang in der Datenökonomie: Eckpfeiler einer neuen Informationsordnung ...
II III. 37 Jane Yakowitz, 'Tragedy of the Data Commons' (2011) 25 Harvard Journal of Law
and Technology 1.
38 Heike Schweitzer and Martin Peitz, 'Datenmärkte in der digitalisierten
Wirtschaft: Funktionsdefizite ...
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Commitment Decisions under Art. 9 of Regulation 1/2003: The Developing EC Practice and Case Law
2008
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The so-called "commitment decision" procedure, introduced into European competition law with Art. 9 of Regulation 1/2003, was meant to provide the Commission with the possibility to dispose of competition law cases by way of a kind of formal settlement, roughly analogous to the US consent decree. It has quickly become an important instrument of European competition law enforcement. Since May 2004, roughly 50 % of all Commission decisions applying Art. 81 or Art. 82 in non-hardcore-cartel cases have been taken under Art. 9 of Reg.
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Access to Evidence and Presumptions – Communicating Vessels in Procedural Law
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2014
Public and Private Enforcement of Competition Law in Europe
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Signaling Switch of the Axon Guidance Receptor Robo3 during Vertebrate Evolution
2014
Neuron
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Some commissures do persist in the hindbrain of the twitch/twice Robo3 fish mutant (Burgess et al., 2009; Schweitzer et al., 2013) , and the knockdown of Robo3 in chick spinal cord commissural neurons ...
., 2009) , the MA axon recrossing phenotype after Robo3 misexpression, and the analysis of dopaminergic axon guidance in Robo3/Robo2 (astray) double mutant fish (Schweitzer et al., 2013 ) support a model ...
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Controlling the Unilateral Exercise of Intellectual Property Rights: A Multitude of Approaches But No Way Ahead? The Transatlantic Search for a New Approach
2007
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Schweitzer, Parallels and differences in the attitudes towards single-firm conduct: What are the reasons? ...
and Intellectual Property Rights: Promoting Innovation and Competition, April 2007, p. 22; also p. 31. 52 Further to the differences in wording, history, interpretation and underlying attitudes see: Heike ...
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Parallels and Differences in the Attitudes Towards Single-Firm Conduct: What are the Reasons? The History, Interpretation and Underlying Principles of Sec. 2 Sherman Act and Art. 82 EC
2007
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For a more detailed analysis see Heike Schweitzer, Controlling the unilateral exercise of intellectual property rights: a multitude of approaches but no way ahead? ...
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Human gastric cancer modelling using organoids
2018
Gut
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Host's Dilemma Rethinking EU Banking Regulation in Light of the Global Crisis
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2010
Festschrift für Klaus J. Hopt zum 70. Geburtstag am 24. August 2010
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One of the main objectives of transnational banking regulation over the past two decades has been the standardization of regulatory practices and the allocation of regulatory powers to minimize the regulatory burden for banks. The resulting division of labor between home and host country regulators strongly favors Home over Host; And the regulatory scope has continued to focus on entities rather than activities. This paper argues that this has created several blind spots in transnational
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... ion of fi nance. First, Home is unlikely to monitor and respond to risks that are unique to Host, even though they might emanate from activities of banks that are subject to their consolidated regulatory supervision. Second, Host, may have regulatory supervision over a subsidiary of Home's parent company, but may rely on Home to exert regulatory controls. Moreover, Host has little regulatory leverage if the parent bank side-steps regulatory restrictions imposed on subsidiaries by engaging in direct lending practices, or by channeling capital through entities that are not subject to similar regulations. Second, the continued focus on entity based regulation ignores the fact that the core function of banks, maturity transformation, is increasingly performed by non-bank institutions that escape the existing transnational regulatory framework. Against this background, this paper proposes effect-based regulation, which gives Host the power to regulate any activity that has a systemic effect on its fi nancial system, irrespective of who undertakes it and where it is carried out. The paper uses the recent example of Central and Eastern Europe during the global fi nancial crisis to illustrate the failure of the existing regime.
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