Foreword – Preface
PART I: Competition, Intellectual Property and Economics
Chapter 1: Collaborative Standardisation and SEP Licensing: A EU Policy Perspective
Chapter 2: Economic Considerations on Mergers, IPR Licensing and Litigation: A EU Perspective
Chapter 3: Alternative Dispute Resolution in FRAND Licensing: Economic Considerations for an Effective Framework
Chapter 4: The “New Madison” v. the “Old Europe” Doctrine: On Re-balancing Competition Policy Towards SEPs
Chapter 5: Proprietary Systems, Innovation and Competition: Is There Any Scope for Aftermarkets?
Part II: Competition, Intellectual Propertyand the Legal Doctrines
Chapter 6: Rethinking Monopolies
Chapter 7: Intellectual Property and Constitution with Particular Reference to the Italian System
Chapter 8: Recent Shots on a Familiar Battlefield: Standard Essential Patents
Chapter 9: Antitrust and Intellectual Property in the United States and The European Union
Chapter 10: SEPs Licensing: A Pro-competitive Determination of FRAND Royalties
Chapter 11: Unified Patent Court & Antitrust
Chapter 12: Online Platforms and Antitrust: Where Do We Go from Here?
Chapter 13: Reflections on the Legal Assessment of Excessive Prices in EU Competition Law
PART III: The Interplay Between Competition and Intellectual Property on the Relevant Markets
Sub-Part A: The High-Technology Market
Chapter 14: Automatic Injunction in Patent Cases and European (Competition) Law
Chapter 15: SEP, NPE, PAE, Trolls and Huawei v. ZTE
Sub-Part B: The Energy Market
Chapter 16: The Electricité De France ‘Blue Ciel’ Trademark Case Between Competition and Intellectual Property: Old or New Form of Abuse of Dominance?
Sub-Part C: The Pharmaceutical Market
Chapter 17: Current Issues on Antitrust Enforcement in the UK Pharmaceutical Sector
Chapter 18: Competition Law and IP Rights in the Pharmaceutical Sector Between Technological Development, Consumer Protection and Health Care Costs: The Italian Experience
Sub-Part D: Online Markets
Chapter 19: Online Markets, Geo-blocking and Competition
Chapter 20: Patent Pools in the ERA of the ‘Internet of Things’: A Fine Line Between Collusion, Market Power and Efficiencies
Sub-Part E: Agricultural Markets
Chapter 21: The Interaction of Competition, Regulation and IP Rights in Agriculture: Towards a Dynamic Equilibrium?
Part IV: An Update on Law and Case-Law in the National Systems
Sub-Part A: Europe
Chapter 22: Does the Application of the Exhaustion of Rights Doctrine in French Law Ensure a Balanced and Effective Compromise Between the Free Movement of Goods and the Protection of Intellectual Property Rights?
Chapter 23: Enforcement of FRAND Commitments and Competition Law Litigation of Standard-Essential Patents in Germany Post-Huawei
Chapter 24: Italian Competition Authority’s News Review Service Case: Essential Facilities and FRAND Determination at the Intersection Between Competition and IPR
Chapter 25: Reconciling Competition and IP Law: The Case of Patented Pharmaceuticals and Dominance Abuse
Chapter 26: Public Enforcement and Private Litigation in the UK: Pfizer and Flynn Pharma G. Barling & R. Reumerman
Sub-Part B: Worldwide
Chapter 27: The Interplay Between Competition Law and Intellectual Property: The Brazilian Experience
Chapter 28: The Interplay Between Competition Law and Intellectual Property: A Perspective from Canada
Chapter 29: The Interplay Between Competition Law and Intellectual Property: Updates from India
Chapter 30: Russia and Global Challenges for Competition Law and Policy in the New Economy: Yandex v. Google, Kaspersky v. Microsoft, the Bayer-Monsanto Merger and Beyond
Chapter 31: Intersection Between Intellectual Property Law and Competition Law in South Africa
Chapter 32: U.S. Intellectual Property and Competition Law – Epilogue
Index