A. Van Hecke, George Keywords: Cartels and monopolies | Comparative law | International law | Mots clefs: Cartels et monopoles | ABSTRACT George A. van Hecke, writes in 1962, that antitrust law has ceased to be a typical American phenomenon and has spread to many industrial countries in recent years. The extension of antitrust law offers an interesting comparative field of observation. In this perspective, the author examines the scope of application of the antitrust law in the space, researches the applicable conflict rules, and focuses on international regulation. Au cours des der…

Basedow, Jürgen Keywords: Cartels and monopolies | Competition | Restrictive business practices | Mots clefs: Cartels et monopoles | Concurrence | Pratiques commerciales restrictives | ABSTRACT Jürgen Basedow, Professor at the Free University of Berlin, examines in this course the limitations of competition as established by private law: horizontal agreements or trusts, vertical restrictions on competition (agreements between companies of various economic levels on resale prices, on exclusive sales, on export prohibition…

G. Thomka-Gazdik, Q.C., J. Keywords: Air transport | Cartels and monopolies | Mots clefs: Transports aériens | Cartels et monopoles | ABSTRACT In this course, J.G. Thomka-Gazdik presents IATA's activities, examines the nature of the criticisms directed against it, wonders what agreements are and what laws govern them, and asks whether the functions of IATA are illegal under international and domestic rules reflected in competition law. Dans son cours, J.G. Thomka-Gazdik présente les activités de l'IATA, examine la nature des critiques dirigées contre elle, se …

Castel, Jean-Gabriel Keywords: Cartels and monopolies | Extraterritorial jurisdiction | Mots clefs: Cartels et monopoles | Extraterritorialité des lois | ABSTRACT Jean-Gabriel Castel studies in his course the extraterritorial effects of competition rules. He devotes the initial developments of his study to an analysis of the power of the State to apply and interpret its law in a way that confers extraterritorial effects on it. The author then examines the practice of certain States with regard to the extraterritoria…