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New iKAR vol. 2024, 3(13) is published
It is our pleasure to inform that iKAR vol. 2024, 3(13) is published:
https://press.wz.uw.edu.pl/ikar/vol13/iss3/
Number 3(13)/2024, devoted to energy transition was edited by Dr. Marcin Kraśniewski and Dr. Aleksandra Lubicz-Posochowska of the University of Economics in Katowice
dr hab. Maciej Bernatt received funding from NCN (SONATA BIS grant)
Dr hab. Maciej Bernatt received funding from the National Science Centre (NCN), Poland (SONATA BIS grant) for the research project "Competition Law Through Constitutional Lenses: Integrating Socio-Economic and Environmental Values in a Time of Just Transition" 2023/50/E/HS5/00482. See more about the project.
dr Joanna Mazur received funding from NCN (OPUS grant)
Dr Joanna Mazur received funding from the National Science Centre (NCN), Poland (grant OPUS) for the research project "New legal acts, old enforcement problems? Disentangling the complexities of the enforcement of EU law concerning digital technologies" 2024/53/B/HS5/00169. See more about the project.
New iKAR vol. 2024, 2(13) is published
It is our pleasure to inform that iKAR vol. 2024, 2(13) is published: https://press.wz.uw.edu.pl/ikar/vol13/iss2/
Number 2(13)/2024, devoted to the challenges of the competition and consumer protection and regulation of market for travel services was edited by Dr Dominik Borek from SGH Warsaw School of Economics and Dr Dominik Wolski from Kozminski University
YARS 2023 vol. 17(29) published
We are excited to share that the new issue of YARS vol. 17(29), edited by Laura Zoboli and Maciej Bernatt, has just been published. The issue addresses the regulatory and competition law challenges linked to data sharing.
See the full issue or overview of the articles
New issues of iKAR
It is our pleasure to inform that iKAR vol. 2023 6(12) and 7(12) are published:
Number 6(12)/2023 devoted to current problems, phenomena and challenges in the financial markets related to the need for security, information efficiency of operation and effectiveness of regulation was edited by dr hab. Edyta Rutkowska-Tomaszewska, professor at the University of Wrocław and dr hab. Iwona Dorota Czechowska, professor at the University of Lodz.
https://ikar.wz.uw.edu.pl/images/numery/ikar_6_12/IKAR_612-23_CALOSC.pdf
Number 7(12)/2023, devoted to selected problems and challenges related to the need to ensure effective and efficient consumer protection in the financial services markets was edited by dr hab. Edyta Rutkowska-Tomaszewska, professor at the University of Wrocław.
https://ikar.wz.uw.edu.pl/images/numery/ikar_7_12/iKAR_712_23.pdf
Workshop "Role of Competition Law in Economic Transitions" - Keynote speech by Eleanor Fox (NYU)
The workshop "Role of Competition Law in Economic Transitions" took place on 6 June 2024 at the University of Warsaw, Faculty of Management.
The workshop was oganised by the Centre for Antitrust and Regulatory Studies in cooperation with the University of Manchester and with the support of ASCOLA Central Europe Chapter. This workshop was organised to foster a discussion on the role of competition law in navigating economic transitions. By examining the transformation journeys of Central-Eastern European (CEE) countries and various countries of the Global South (e.g., South Africa, Colombia), our aim was to elucidate the interplay between the values of competition and non-economic values protected by national constitutions. These discussions endeavoured to evaluate the role of competition law and the institutions tasked with its enforcement in shaping economic orders. Of particular interest was an exploration into whether the manner competition law had been enforced facilitates or hinders inclusive and sustainable economic transformation. The overall aim of the workshop was to reflect on how to build a coherent competition law framework that not only advanced the economic goals of a society but also promoted the foundational non-economic values upon which it was built.
See the recording of the keynote speech "Learning from the CEE and Global South Experiences for Future Transitions" delivered by Professor Eleanor Fox (New York University): https://youtu.be/iXg0dLhVB7Q
Seminarium: 'Big Is Bad’ in U.S. Antitrust Law: Brandeis and the Structure-Conduct-Performance Paradigm
Workshop: Role of Competition Law in Economic Transitions
The workshop "Role of Competition Law in Economic Transitions" will take place on 6 June 2024, 10:00 am - 18:30 pm CET at the University of Warsaw, Faculty of Management, Szturmowa 1/3, Warszawa, room C-105.
This workshop has been organized to foster a discussion on the role of competition law in navigating economic transitions. By examining the transformation journeys of Central-Eastern European (CEE) countries and various countries of the Global South (e.g., South Africa, Colombia), our aim is to elucidate the interplay between the values of competition and non-economic values protected by national constitutions. These discussions will endeavor to evaluate the role of competition law and the institutions tasked with its enforcement in shaping economic orders. Of particular interest is an exploration into whether the manner competition law has been enforced facilitates or hinders inclusive and sustainable economic transformation. The overall aim of the workshop is to reflect on how to build a coherent competition law framework that not only advances the economic goals of a society but also promotes the foundational non-economic values upon which it is built.
Workshop: Role of Competition Law in Economic Transitions
The workshop "Role of Competition Law in Economic Transitions" took place on 6 June 2024, 10:00 am - 18:30 pm CET at the University of Warsaw, Faculty of Management, Szturmowa 1/3, Warszawa, room C-105.
This workshop was organised to foster a discussion on the role of competition law in navigating economic transitions. By examining the transformation journeys of Central-Eastern European (CEE) countries and various countries of the Global South (e.g., South Africa, Colombia), our aim was to elucidate the interplay between the values of competition and non-economic values protected by national constitutions. These discussions aimed to endeavor to evaluate the role of competition law and the institutions tasked with its enforcement in shaping economic orders. Of particular interest was an exploration into whether the manner competition law has been enforced facilitates or hinders inclusive and sustainable economic transformation. The overall aim of the workshop was to reflect on how to build a coherent competition law framework that not only advances the economic goals of a society but also promotes the foundational non-economic values upon which it is built.
Recording of the entire workshop
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