MARKET AND COMPETITION LAW REVIEW v.8 n. 1 (2024)

The recently published first issue of Volume III of the Market and Competition Law Review explores some of the challenges posed by digitalization and technological progress in the European market.

In particular, this issue provides relevant insight on the articulation between competition and regulation in an ever-evolving digital market, with contributions by Max Huffman and Anna Piszcz. Moreover, the issue covers the at-vogue topic of the theory of dynamic competition in generative artificial intelligence, on which Friso Bostoen, Lola Montero Santos and Anouk van der Veer provide relevant insights. In another article, Beata Mäihäniemi explores the intersection of sustainability and digital platforms, which is an increasingly important and complex area of study. Finally, Agata Jurkowska-Gomulka and Artur Salbert analyse Regulation 2015/1589 regarding the possibility of “any interested party” to submit a claim in case of unlawful State aid.

The book reviewed in this issue, conducted by Alexander Burtscher, is Pablo Ibáñez Colomo’s “The New EU Competition Law.”

EDITORIAL

Sofia Oliveira Pais

ARTICLES

The Shifting Regulation and Competition Interface

Max Huffman

(Too) many policies under one roof? About the integration of competition

law enforcement and sectoral regulation within one authority

Anna Piszcz

Not “Big is Bad” but “Closed is Bad”? Exploring Dynamic Competition in

Generative AI

Friso Bostoen | Lola Montero Santos | Anouk van der Veer

Manipulation into Unsustainable Consumer Choices as Exploitative Abuse

of Dominance

Beata Mäihäniemi

“Interested parties” versus unlawful State aid. State of play in CJEU’s caselaw

Agata Jurkowska-Gomulka | Artur Salbert

BOOK REVIEW

The New EU Competition Law – Pablo Ibánez Colomo

Alexander Burtscher