Schloss Westflügel
Mannheim, 68131
Germany
University of Mannheim - Department of Law
competition law, data act, data protection, data governance act, data regulation, digital services act, digital markets act, enforcement, fundamental rights, GDPR, platform regulation, private enforcement, private power
antitrust law, EU competition practice, market definition, market power, Market Definition Notice, two-sided platforms, digital markets, network effects, matching platforms, zero-price markets, homing decisions, SSNIP test
platforms, economics, regulation, digital markets, competition law, europe
Umbrella pricing; Competition law damages; Principle of effectiveness; Institutional balance; Reasonable foreseeability
cartel damages, antitrust standing, pass‐on, suppliers, complementary goods
Cartel damages, antitrust standing, pass ‐ on, suppliers, complementary goods
EU law, internal market, information paradign, regulation
market power, digital platforms, Big Tech, potential competition, Brussels effect
antitrust law, cartels, antitrust fines, deterrence, managerial liability, antitrust compliance, D&O insurance, EU law, principle of effectiveness
Antitrust law, cartels, antitrust fines, deterrence, managerial liability, recourse liability, antitrust compliance, D&O insurance, EU law, principle of effectiveness
Damages Directive, private enforcement, competition law, antitrust law, disclosure, limitation periods, consensual settlements
competition law, abuse of market power, digital platforms, gate-keeper, Big Tech
Digital Markets Act, anti-circumvention, antitrust law, price parity clauses, tying, self-preferencing
‘Lex Apple Pay’; Technology Platforms; Antitrust; Payment Services Regulation; Mobile Payment; Access to NFC Interfaces; Wallet Apps; Internal Market Regulation
Antitrust, Competition Law, EU Law, German Law, SMEs
Competition Law; Regulation; Article 3(2) of Regulation 1/2003; Objective Pursued by Article 101 TFEU; Restraint of Trade Doctrine; Pratiques Restrictives De Concurrence; Platform-to-Business Agreements; Price-Parity Clauses; Regulation 2019/1150
Courage v Crehan, Kartellrecht, Schadensersatz, institutionelles Gleichgewicht, Competition Law, Antitrust Law, Cartel Damages Law, institutional balance, Richtlinie 2014/104/EU, Directive 2014/104/EU
Open Banking, Robo Advisor, Zugriff auf Banken-Schnittstellen, Kartellrecht, Finanzmarktrecht, Zahlungsauslösedienste, Kontoinformationsdienste, Zahlungsdiensterichtlinie
Platform-to-Business Regulation 2019/1150, Private Enforcement, Individual Rights of Action, Online Intermediation Services, Online Search Engines, Amazon Marketplace, Platform Economy, Choice-of-Court Agreements
antitrust damages, antitrust standing, antitrust injury, pass-on, suppliers, complementary goods
competition policy, institutional design, competition law, regulation, market investigation, open banking, fintech, big tech, payment services
Private Enforcement, Public Enforcement, EU Internal Market Law, Effet Utile-Interpretation, Principle of Effectiveness, Greek Maize Case, Parmesan Cheese Case, Courage v Crehan, Muñoz, Bankinter, Schmitt, Detection of Infringements
Directive (EU) 2019/633, European Union, Common Agricultural Policy, Unfair Trading Practices, Agri-food Supply Chain, Distribution, Retailing, Buyer Power, Contracts
EU competition law, cartel damages, EU Competition Damages Directive 2014/104/EU, private enforcement
Institutional balance; Principle of effectiveness; Democratic legitimacy; EU competition damages law; Courage v Crehan; Directive 2014/104; Access to leniency documents
antitrust law, digital gatekeepers, big tech, digital platforms, DMA
fintech, competition enforcement, enforcing regulation, institutional design, enforcement style, regulatory capture
Lex Apple Pay, Technology Platforms, Antitrust, Payment Services Regulation, Mobile Payment, Access to NFC Interfaces, Wallet Apps
Regulation 261/2004, Flight Compensation, Administrative Enforcement, Principle of Effectiveness, Procedural Autonomy, Effective Judicial Protection, Private and Public Enforcement
antitrust law, merger control, climate change, environmental sustainability JEL classification: K21
Competition law, sector inquiry, market investigation, New Competition Tool, Bundeskartellamt, divestiture
EU law, internal market, law and economics, economic constitution, choice of regulatory level, fundamental freedoms
Bundeskartellamt, behördliche Unabhängigkeit, Befangenheit, ECN+-Richtlinie, politische Einflussnahme
