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Ramos

Antitrust and the Multivalued Function of Competition

Nomos,  2021, 306 Pages

ISBN 978-3-8487-8313-7


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The work is part of the series Recht und Gesellschaft – Law and Society (Volume 14)
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englischThe book offers a renewed approach to the debate on antitrust goals. Based on a legal-sociological perspective, it conceives competition as a form with social functions. Thus, competition is not a mere derivation of efficiency or consumer welfare, but an autonomous goal of antitrust which pervades cartel, unilateral conduct and merger cases. According to Tobias Werron, this is a “great piece of scholarship (…) that suggests an openness of mind and independence of thought”. Celso Campilongo writes: “the publication of this work ought to be celebrated. It is far from trivial or usual to reconstruct (…) a sociology of antitrust law”.

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