📕Droit de la concurrence (Competition Law)

► Full Reference: M.-A. Frison-Roche & J.-Ch. Roda, Droit de la concurrence (Competition Law), Paris, Dalloz, "Précis" Serie, 2nd ed., 2022, 842 p.

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► This second edition follows on from the first, written with Marie-Stéphane Payet.

📝read the foreword written in dedication to Marie-Stéphane (in French)

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📕read the 4th cover of the book (in French)

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► English Summary of the book: Even if reforms follow one another and upheavals are incessant, whether de facto (digital) or political (apprehension of foreign investment, controversies over objectives), the framework of Competition Law is stable, with French Law and European Law in harmony. Competition Law combines both the Law of competitive markets and the Law of relations between economic players. Its age and homogeneity increase its capacity to find solutions. This book restores the coherence and strength of Competition Law, which, once clarified, is easier to master and anticipate.

The first part therefore sets out the blocks of rules that "protect competitive markets", through mechanisms that are increasingly ex ante, not only merger control but also the control of buyer power, leading to the governance of markets by authorities working together, while sanctions for anti-competitive behaviour restore markets that have been damaged by abuse.

The second part sets out the blocks of rules that "rebalance economic relations". The tools used are often older, but their handling is no less innovative.

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📕read the table of contents of the book (in French)

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📝read the review of the book made by the Professor Walid Chaiehloudj in the Concurrences review

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