The Consistent Application of EU Competition Law

Part I: EU Competition Policy and the Harmonized Enforcement of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU -- Chapter 1: The Commission Communication on Ten Years of Antitrust Enforcement under Regulation 1/2003 - Prospective Priorities and Challenges; Catalin Rusu.- Chapter 2: Convergence within the European Competition Network: Legislative Harmonization and Enforcement Priorities; Bogdan Chiri oiu.-  Part II: European Court of Justice Jurisprudence as an Instrument of Harmonization -- Chapter 3: Of Cattle, Crashes and Cards - Recent Case-law of the Court of Justice on Restrictions by Object; Anthony Collins.- Chapter 4: The Concept of Anti-Competitive Object under EU Competition Law: Comparative Perspectives and European Realities; Csongor István.- Chapter 5: Public Investments and the Application of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU; Simona Gherghina.- Part III: Preliminary Rulings - Instruments for the Consistent Application of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU -- Chapter 6: The National Judge and Preliminary Rulings: Articles 101 and 102 TFEU; Camelia Toader.- Chapter 7: The Role of Preliminary Rulings in the Uniform Applicability of EU Competition Law; Jules Stuyck.- Part IV: Selected National Application of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU -- Chapter 8: Uniform Application of Aricles. 101 and 102 TFEU under German Competition Law; Bernd Oppermann.- Chapter 9:  Application of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU in France; Rafael Amaro.- Chapter 10: Recent Developments in Romanian Jurisprudence Regarding the Application of Articles 101 and 102; Sorin David.- Chapter 11: Application of the EU Competition Rules by the Hungarian Judiciary; Monika Papp.- Chapter 12: Application of EU Competition Law in Poland - The problem of Too Narrow an Interpretation of the Effect on Trade Criteria; Krystyna Kovalik.- Part V: Jurisdictional Challengesto

Dr Adriana Alma an

Adriana Alma an is an Associate Professor of Law and a former Vice-Dean responsible with international relations at the University of Bucharest, Faculty of Law. She teaches in various areas of Competition Law and Civil Law (Civil Obligations, Dynamics of Civil Obligations, Property Law, Property Legal Protection and Secured Transactions and Contract Negotiation). She has introduced in the scholar curricula several new subjects, such as Advanced Competition Law for the Master in Public Acquisitions, Concessions and Public-Private Partnership, and as well as Contract Negotiation at the Master of Business Law (for the first time in a faculty of law in Romania). She is member of the panel of arbitrators with the Romanian Court of International Commercial Arbitration by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania. She is author and co-author of several books and articles on civil law, contract negotiation and competition law. She practices law, currently as Managing Partner and coordinator of competition law and contract law practice of Law Office 'Doru Traila, Silviu Stratulat, Adriana Alma an, Andrei Albulescu, TSAA-Attorneys at Law'. She is a member of the Bucharest Bar Association, with her main practice involving assistance and representation in competition law (antitrust cases, M&A and State aid cases), contract and business negotiation. She has been Senior European Union Expert on competition law and she is the co-founder and co-director of the 'Centre for Competition Law Studies', established by the Faculty of Law, University of Bucharest, in cooperation with the Romanian Competition Council.  She is the editor of the private law section of the 'Judicial Courier', a law review issued by C. H. Beck Publishing House, and sits on the scientific board of Romanian Competition Review, edited by the Romanian Competition Council.




Dr Peter Whelan