Working group Competition Law Working Group A forum to discuss competition law and policy. We regularly invite speakers from academia, industry and the public sector to give talks about the salient issues of our field and time. Print Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Send by email The Competition Law Working Group brings together researchers interested in theoretical and practical questions of the law and economics of competition policy. In the past, we hosted presentations by professors, officials from enforcement authorities, judges, antitrust lawyers, and industry professionals. Researchers are also welcome to present their work. All researchers and Fellows from the EUI as well as external scholars and practitioners are welcome to participate in our events. If you want to sign up for our mailing list for future events, don’t hesitate to contact the coordinators. Subscribe to our newsletter by clicking the link here. The group is grateful for the support of Prof. Nicolas Petit, Prof. Pier Luigi Parcu, and Prof. Giacomo Calzolari. Working Group events, Academic Year 2021-2022 15 September 2021: "Shaping the New Modality of the Digital Markets: The Impact of the DSA/DMA Proposals on Inter-Platform Competition" 1 October 2021: “A Policy Governance Framework for SEP Licensing: Assessing private versus public market interventions”. 4 October 2021: “Gaining Ground. Markets Helping Government”. 20 October 2021: "Technology Mergers and the Market for Corporate Control". 4 November 2021: draft revised Regulation on vertical agreements and vertical guidelines. 18 November 2021: “Tech Panic: Why We Shouldn’t Fear Facebook And The Future”. 22 November 2021: Google Shopping decision. 4 February 2022: Experimentalist Competition Law and the Regulation of Markets 22 March 2022: Platform and Device Neutrality Regime: The New Competition Rulebook for App Stores? 8 April 2022: The Role of Regulation in EU Competition Law Assessment 2 May 2022: PhD Workshop in Competition Law 24 May 2022: Greening Competition Law? 8 June 2022: Are data a source of unassailable competitive advantage in retailing? Read here "The Intel Saga: Lessons for the Analysis of Exclusionary Conduct" Transcript Past Events