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The Extraterritorial Effects of Antitrust Laws (Volume 179)
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ABSTRACTJean-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 extraterritorial application of their domestic rules for the protection of competition. Finally, he analyzes the attempts that have been made to coordinate, through international action, the application of the competition protection laws of different countries. In conclusion, the author proposes the rejection of rules of private international law prohibiting the recognition of foreign rules of public policy, including criminal rules and judgments, and the adoption of bilateral rules for determining the applicable law.
Jean-Gabriel Castel étudie dans son cours les effets extraterritoriaux des règles de concurrence. Il consacre les premiers développements de son étude à une analyse du pouvoir de l'Etat d'appliquer et d'interpréter son droit d'une manière qui lui confère des effets extraterritoriaux. L'auteur procède ensuite à un examen de la pratique de certains Etats en matière d'application extraterritoriale de leurs règles internes de protection de la concurrence. Enfin, il analyse les tentatives qui ont été faites de coordonner par une action internationale l'application des lois de protection de la concurrence des différents pays. En conclusion, l'auteur propose le rejet des règles de droit international privé interdisant la reconnaissance des règles étrangères d'ordre public, notamment les règles pénales et les jugements, et l'adoption de règles bilatérales de détermination de la loi applicable.
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- ABSTRACT
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PRINCIPALES PUBLICATIONS
- INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER I - LIMITS PLACED BY INTERNATIONAL LAW UPON THE CAPACITY OF A STATE TO APPLY ITS ANTITRUST LAWS EXTRATERRITORIALLY
- CHAPTER II - THE EXTRATERRITORIAL APPLICATION OF ANTITRUST LAWS: A UNILATERAL APPROACH
- CHAPTER III - INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION IN NATIONAL ENFORCEMENT OF ANTITRUST LAWS: BILATERAL AND MULTILATERAL APPROACHES
- CONCLUSION - TOWARDS THE ADOPTION OF CHOICE OF LAW RULES AND TECHNIQUES APPLICABLE TO ANTITRUST LAWS
- SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
The Extraterritorial Effects of Antitrust Laws (Volume 179)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by Jean-Gabriel Castel in
Current site
Google Scholar
(53,153 words)