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The First Young Competition Law Conference addresses the systematic and methodological challenges future technologies for competition law, such as the normative impact of innovation, the emergence of entirely new markets and challenges to private enforcement and DMA, including opportunities of legal tech in collective redress which may help to overcome biases of private parties to sue. The subject matter spans from national competition law in Germany, Austria and Switzerland to European competition law, taking into account a comparative analysis of how to strengthen private enforcement mechanisms in the digital sector in the UK and US. With contributions by Malte Drouet, Universität Osnabrück | Mag.a Melani Dumancic, LL.M. (King's College London) | RA David Fila, LL.M. | Eva Fischer, LMU München | Ass.-Prof. Dr. Lena Hornkohl, LL.M., Universität Wien | Nils Imgarten LL.M., (College of Europe) Universität Göttingen | Philipp Loser, Universität Tübingen | Prof. Dr. Philipp Marsden, LL.M., Bank of England, Enforcement Decision Making Committee | Julius Ott, Universität Potsdam | Jennifer Pullen, M.A., HSG in Law and Economics | RA Hon.-Prof. Dr. jur. Thomas Tiede, LL.M., SPIEKER & JAEGER PartG mbB
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- Antitrust law
- LNCH
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DOI: 10.5771/9783748941934Editions