Research Handbook on Abuse of Dominance and Monopolization

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

Contents:

Preface xi
Acknowledgements xii
Introduction 1
Pınar Akman, Or Brook and Konstantinos Stylianou

PART I ESTABLISHING DOMINANCE
1 Market definition 8
Sean P. Sullivan
2 Understanding market power: an economics perspective 26
Nicolas Petit
3 Concentration and rising market power: fears and facts 42
Gregory J. Werden
4 Understanding market power: a legal perspective 60
Nicolas Petit

PART II ABUSE OF DOMINANCE AND MONOPOLIZATION:
CONDUCT AND THEORIES OF HARM
5 What is an abuse of a dominant position? Deconstructing the
prohibition and categorizing practices 81
Pablo Ibáñez Colomo
6 Exploitative abuses: recent trends and comparative perspectives 101
Marco Botta
7 A re-evaluation of the abuse of excessive pricing 119
Kathryn McMahon
8 Predation and discrimination 140
John B. Kirkwood
9 The future of refusals to deal and margin squeezes in the face of
sector-specific regulation 162
Inge Graef
10 Tying and bundling 181
A. Douglas Melamed
11 Rebates 200
Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson
12 The role of intent in abuse of dominance and monopolization 222
Mariateresa Maggiolino
13 The special responsibility of dominant undertakings 239
Giorgio Monti and Ekaterina Rousseva
14 Abuse without dominance and monopolization without monopoly 259
Or Brook and Magali Eben

PART III ENFORCEMENT
15 Remedies, sanctions and commitments 283
Florian Wagner-von Papp
16 Burden of proof and judicial review 317
Andriani Kalintiri

PART IV CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES
17 Intersection of competition and regulation in abuse of dominance and
monopolization 338
Katalin J. Cseres
18 Mandated neutrality, platforms, and ecosystems 359
Barak Orbach
19 Killing nascent innovation as abuse of dominance and monopolization 374
Alan J. Devlin
20 Monopolization and intellectual property rights 397
Christopher R. Leslie
21 Public procurement and abuse of dominance 420
Grith Skovgaard Ølykke
22 Big data and data-related abuses of market power 438
Tilman Kuhn, Kristen O’Shaughnessy, Tobias Pesch, Jaclyn Phillips and
D. Daniel Sokol

Index 456