Global Competition Law And Economics Policy - Series page

pp ii-ii

Competition Law and Democracy - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

Preface

pp xi-xiv

Introduction

pp 1-10

Part I - The Historical and Conceptual Foundations of the Competition–Democracy Nexus

pp 11-100

1 - The Object of Inquiry

pp 13-52

2 - Republican Liberty as the Coupling between Competition and Democracy

pp 53-100

Part II - The Operationalisation of the Competition–Democracy Nexus

pp 101-218

3 - The Building Blocks of a Republican Competition Law Approach

pp 103-136

4 - The Competition–Democracy Nexus in US Antitrust and EU Competition Law Jurisprudence

pp 137-170

5 - The Policy Parameters of Republican Antitrust

pp 171-218

Part III - The Decline of the Competition–Democracy Nexus

pp 219-314

6 - The Making of Laissez-Faire Antitrust

pp 221-264

7 - The Operationalisation of Laissez-Faire Antitrust and the Decline of Republican Liberty

pp 265-314

Part IV - The Revival of the Competition–Democracy Nexus

pp 315-350

8 - Main Findings and Avenues towards a Competition–Democracy Nexus 4.0

pp 317-350

Bibliography

pp 351-380

Table of Names

pp 381-382

Table of Cases US

pp 383-386

Table of Cases EU

pp 387-390

Table of Legislation

pp 391-392

Index

pp 393-410