Competition Law in China and the EU

Auteur

Xingyu Yan obtained his doctorate from University of Groningen and is currently Assistant Professor of competition law at School of Law, Xiamen University. His research interests lie primarily in digital markets regulation, competition law and sustainability, and antitrust institutional studies, with an emphasis on comparative perspectives. He has published in journals such as Journal of Competition Law & Economics, Computer Law & Security Review, and Journal of Antitrust Enforcement. He is a member of the Academic Society for Competition Law (ASCOLA) and was the winner of the ASCOLA Best Junior Paper Award in 2021.

Texte du rabat

This book presents a comprehensive review of the Chinese and European response to market dominance abuse, emphasizing the impact of antitrust institutional dynamics on actual enforcement decisions. It will be useful to competition law scholars and practitioners interested in understanding how competition law works in the EU and China.

Contenu

1. Introduction

2. Antitrust Institutional Dynamics

3. Theory of Harm: An Antitrust Concept

4. The Centralized EU Supranational Regime

5. The Federated Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law Regime

6. Development of Theories of Harm in the Centralized EU Regime

7. Development of Theories of Harm in the Federated Chinese Regime

8. Comparisons and Conclusions