The book provides a comprehensive guide to the antitrust assessment of climate protection agreements and examines the conditions under which climate objectives can be reconciled with the requirements of competition law. It analyses the opportunities and limits of integrating climate protection into the prohibition of anti-competitive agreements under Article 101 TFEU. Particular attention is paid to the consideration of climate objectives at both the infringement and exemption stages, the applicable legal standards, and existing decisional practice. The book also explores the competition law theories underlying the integration of climate protection and develops proposals for a practical application of the current legal framework.
The consideration of climate protection objectives within the framework of the antitrust prohibition is addressed in this study from the perspective of a preliminary question. Before non-competitive objectives can be taken into account when interpreting Article 101 TFEU, it is first necessary to determine the initial w...
The dissertation is intended for researchers, public authorities working in the field of capital markets law, and professionals in the compliance departments of investment firms. A distinctive feature of the work is its use of practical examples to present the abstract regulatory framework in a clear and accessible man...
The study addresses a key issue in international tax practice concerning participations held through transparent partnerships and its implications for withholding tax relief in cross-border group structures. The author analyses the interaction between tax treaty law, EU law and domestic tax law, identifies conceptual i...
This thesis examines the legal remedies available to trade unions against agreements deviating from collective agreements and presents the approaches developed in case law and academic literature. It focuses on the various procedural options available against workplace parties and the opposing bargaining party. The stu...
This book provides a systematic classification of jurisdictional rules in unfair competition law in the context of advancing digitalisation. It demonstrates how the development and significance of the 'floating jurisdiction' principle under the Unfair Competition Act (UWG) can be traced and integrated into modern proce...
The GWB public procurement law uses the term undertaking both when describing potential contractors and when determining who is entitled to legal protection, without defining it in more detail. The author takes this as an opportunity to examine the concept of an undertaking under the GWB public procurement law from a l...
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