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TPB2012-024
Sectoral examples of harmonising legislation
Regulatory structures and actors: comitology and regulatory agencies – private and self-regulation
European Union competition law
As noted in previous editions of the Regulations, the syllabus for this course was updated in 2012 to reflect
recent developments in the law.
Students are not expected to have prior knowledge of European Union competition law but it is desirable that
they should be, or become, familiar with the general law and institutions of the European Union law.
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Module A [LWM11A]
Anti-competitive agreements and collusion
Article 101 TFEU - General principles
Vertical agreements
Licensing of intellectual property rights
Cartels
Horizontal co-operation agreements
Module B [LWM11B]
Sequence: module A must be attempted before module B
Abuse of a dominant position
Article 102 TFEU - General principles
Dominance
Abuse
Module C [LWM11C]
Sequence: module A must be attempted before module C
Merger control
Regulation 139/2004 - General principles and jurisdiction
Regulation 139/2004 - Substantive analysis
Joint ventures
Module D [LWM11D]
Sequence: module A must be attempted before module D
European Union competition law practice and procedure
Regulation 1/2003
Enforcement of Articles 101 and 102 in national courts
European Union environmental law
(not yet available – this course is not expected to be available before 2015) †
Students choosing this course are expected to be, or become, familiar with the general law and institutions of
the European Union.
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Module A [Code not yet available]
Institutional and constitutional aspects of European Union environmental law †
Introduction and historical background
Evolution and progress of international environmental policy
Institutional structure
Sources of European Union environmental law
Environmental protection as an aspect of the establishment of the European Common/ Single Market
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