Merger Control Worldwide

by Maher M. Dabbah (Editor), Paul Lasok QC (Editor)

Overview

Merger control has emerged as a growing area of competition law within the last decade. Merger operations can impact on a number of jurisdictions and may require regulatory notification and approval in more than one. Merger Control Worldwide provides practitioners and policy-makers with a clear point of reference that will prove invaluable when making decisions and delivering sound and accurate advice in merger cases. The chapters set out the details of every jurisdiction where a mechanism for merger control is in place and make use of flowcharts and diagrams to provide a concise and practical account of the relevant law in each jurisdiction.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781316141397
Publisher:	Cambridge University Press
Publication date:	05/31/2012
Series:	Antitrust and Competition Law
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	9 MB

About the Author

Maher M. Dabbah is the founder and Director of the Interdisciplinary Centre for Competition Law and Policy (ICC) at Queen Mary, University of London. He also acts as a consultant to a variety of governmental and non-governmental organisations and firms and is a barrister of the Middle Temple.
Paul Lasok QC is a barrister who specialises in EU law, particularly competition law. He has published widely on EU law and EU competition law.

Table of Contents

Volume I: Introduction; 1. Albania; 2. Argentina; 3. Armenia (Republic of Armenia); 4. Australia; 5. Austria; 6. Barbados; 7. Belgium; 8. Bosnia and Herzegovina; 9. Brazil; 10. Bulgaria; 11. Canada; 12. Chile; 13. China; 14. Costa Rica; 15. Croatia; 16. Cyprus (Republic of Cyprus); 17. Czech Republic; 18. Denmark; 19. Estonia; 20. European Economic Area; 21. European Union; 22. Finland; 23. France; 24. Germany (Federal Republic of Germany); 25. Greece; 26. Hong Kong; 27. Hungary; 28. Iceland; 29. India; 30. Indonesia (Republic of Indonesia); 31. Ireland; 32. Israel. Volume II: Introduction; 33. Italy; 34. Japan; 35. Kenya; 36. Korea; 37. Latvia; 38. Lithuania; 39. Macedonia (Republic of Macedonia); 40. Malta; 41. Mexico; 42. Netherlands (The Netherlands); 43. New Zealand; 44. Norway; 45. Pakistan; 46. Peru; 47. Philippines (Republic of the Philippines); 48. Poland; 49. Portugal; 50. Romania; 51. Russia; 52. Serbia and Montenegro; 53. Singapore; 54. Slovakia (Slovak Republic); 55. Slovenia; 56. South Africa; 57. Spain; 58. Sri Lanka; 59. Sweden; 60. Switzerland; 61. Taiwan; 62. Thailand; 63. Tunisia (Republic of Tunisia); 64. Turkey; 65. Ukraine; 66. United Kingdom; 67. United States of America; 68. Uzbekistan; 69. Venezuela; 70. Zambia.