Introduction -- Interplay between European Competition Law and National Competition Law before regulation 1/2003 -- Interplay between European Competition Law and National Competition Law after regulation 1/2003 -- Unilateral conduct and undertaking in European Competition Law -- Economic and...

Our intent in this book is to argue that Mason’s egalitarian concept of political rights, had it been implemented in 1787, would have been a better path for liberty for American middle and working class citizens, than Madison’s framework, that ended with the agencies of government in the...

The present study explores the conundrum of sovereignty and integration in the aftermath of the Brexit vote and its implications for international trade relations. Adopting an interdisciplinary approach, the study begins by situating the concept of sovereignty within its historical and...

Sovereignty is necessary for peaceful cooperation, supporters argue, because a unified actor must enforce legal procedures. This argument rests upon an epistemic claim: Agreement over legal procedures is only possible if all individuals adhere to the interpretation of a single actor. But this is...

Traditionally, international tax law has predominantly concerned itself with the avoidance of double taxation. However, the increasing influence of globalization and digitalization on domestic tax systems has made improved international cooperation inevitable. At the crux of the matter is a...