Acquiring deep knowledge of the main rules governing agreements between undertakings under EU Competition law and developing the ability to adapt their application in a digital environment. Being aware of the DMA and DSA’s main provisions, so as to being capable to
apply them.
Objectives
Acquiring deep knowledge of the main rules governing agreements between undertakings under EU Competition law and developing the ability to adapt their application in a digital environment. Being aware of the DMA and DSA’s main provisions, so as to being capable to apply them.
No prerequisite at all. The course comprises an overall introduction so that each student knows the basics of EU Competition law before applying them to algorithmic collusion.
The course is generally structured around (i) on the one hand, theoretical lessons and (ii) on the other hand, practical cases so that the students can try to put into practice these lessons.
Assessment and Final Grade
The final grade takes the form of an oral hearing where the student is - as a starting point - asked to explain a key concept of EU competition law and has then to answer practical questions in relation to this concept.
Course Requirements
Capacity to understand complex case-law, and to adapt it to would-be scenarios implying algorithmic interactions. Capacity to understand innovative legislation (DMA and DSA).
Libraries
Practical information
