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17.10.2017 Article
Abuse of Superior Bargaining Power and the Application of Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law
The article studies superior bargaining power which arises when one trading partner becomes dependent on the other. It can be abused to exploit the counterparty or to grab profits within a product value chain. It is necessary to apply antimonopoly law to superior bargaining power because, firstly, abuse of a superior bargaining power distorts the product value chain and, finally, leads to higher prices or a decline in product quality
Quiang Yu.
Competition Policy Research. 2016. No. 4. P. 64-75.
16.10.2017 Article
A Century of Experimentation: Institutional Approaches to Knowledge Production in Russia from 1917 to 2017 and Their Implications for IP and Competition Equilibrium
The article examines the Soviet system of knowledge production and its relevance in an era of challenges already brought by the fourth industrial revolution and the tectonic economic and social shifts it is expected to cause around the world.
Ivanov A., Elena Voinikanis.
The Antitrust Bulletin. 2017. Vol. 62. No. 4. P. 752-769 .
16.10.2017 Book chapter
Global Governance of Antitrust and the need for a BRICS Joint Research Platform in Competition Law and Policy
The chapter offers a critical analysis of the call for policy convergence in Competition Law. This merely emanates from the global business community and enables established Competition Law regimes, such as those of the United States and Europe, to influence the convergence point and take ownership of the process.
Lianos I.
Competition Policy for the New Era Под науч. редакцией: E. Fox, B. Tembinkosi, L. Mncube. NY: Oxford University Press, 2017.
13.10.2017 Book
Competition Law: Analysis, Cases and Materials
The first of three volumes aiming to provide a comprehensive reference on EU and UK competition law. A high-level introduction to the design and history of EU and UK competition law, including an overview of the main actors and their objectives.
Lianos I., Korah V., Siciliani P.
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018.
13.10.2017 Book
Competition Policy: Between Equity and Efficiency
This book aims precisely to fill this gap by discussing new approaches in understanding the role of efficiency and equity concerns in competition law. This book relies on competition law principles to discuss future approaches to regulating the market for political ideas at the interface of competition law and media law in the new digital age.
Lianos I., Gerard D.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018.
13.10.2017 Book chapter
The poverty of Competition law
Taking a social contract perspective, and noting the hybrid nature of competition law, which is a tool of economic order, but also a form of social regulation, the study explores the main difficulty in enriching competition law with equity concerns: the economic foundations of mainstream competition law in welfare economics, and the crucial separation of the economic efficiency dimension from that of distributive justice.
Lianos I.
Competition Policy: Between Equity and Efficiency Lianos I., Gerard D. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018.
13.10.2017 Article
“Sham” Litigation: When Can It Arise and How Can It Be Reduced?
The paper examines the intellectual underpinnings of this form of abusive/anticompetitive conduct and puts forward a “mechanism design approach” with the aim to reduce the occurrence of sham litigation.
Lianos Ioannis, Regibeau P.
The Antitrust Bulletin. 2017. Vol. 62. No. 4. P. 643-689.
12.10.2017 Article
China’s Stance on the Google/Motorola Merger: Implications for Competition in Intellectual Property-Intensive Sectors
The article is investigating the Chinese the Google/Motorola merger agency’s decision and the basis for its decision making and finds that much of the criticism is groundless and misleading because the critics have failed to incorporate all elements of the global value chain of mobile intelligent terminals into their analyses.
Quiang Yu.
Computer Law & Security Review. 2017. Vol. 33. No. 1. P. 103-111.
12.10.2017 Book
Should market definition be abandoned in estimating market power? An affirmative answer from Qihoo v. Tencent
By examining the facts and analysis in the decision, this article concludes that the market definition approach to identifying market power is misleading and counterproductive, supporting the position of Professor Kaplow.
Quiang Yu.
China Legal Science. 2017. Vol. 5. No. 1. P. 133-156.
12.10.2017 Article
Software Resale Price Maintenance and Competition Law
After reviewing the theory of RPM and competition in the software market, this article concludes that RPM is less likely to be considered pro-competitive in the software market and therefore rule of reason analysis cannot be applied in these circumstances, per se rule fits software RPM.
Quiang Yu.
Computer and Telecommunication Law Review. 2017. Vol. 23. No. 1. P. 23-30.
03.10.2017 Book chapter
BRICS and the Global Competition Law Project
The chapter tells how the BRICS cooperation can help make the global marketplace fairer and more equal, and can promote competition encouraging a broader dissemination of knowledge and advanced technologies, while eliminating barriers imposed on the global flows of innovation by the global technological monopolies and cartel-like technological joint ventures.
Ivanov A.
Под науч. редакцией: E. Fox, B. Tembinkosi, L. Mncube. NY: Oxford University Press, 2017.
25.09.2017 Article
Russian Legal Order and the Legal Order of the Eurasian Economic Union: An Uneasy Relationship
This article analyses the relationship of the two legal orders to assess the possibilities for tensions between them. It points out the sources of such tensions, which lie in certain indeterminacies within the EAEU legal order, temptations to assert power, and recent far-reaching practices of the Russian Constitutional Court.
Karliuk M.
Russian Law Journal. 2017. Vol. 5. No. 2. P. 33-52.