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Artige, Lionel - 2018

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Waller, Spencer Weber - 2013

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Corporate Ethics Governance - The Role of Stakeholders in a Framework beyond Codes and Borders

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Progressive Voices in Competition Law

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Mandrescu, Daniel - 2019

Future Art. 102 TFEU cases concerning online platforms will require revisiting the process of the market definition in light of the complexities that are likely to arise due to the two- or multi sided nature of such platforms. This distinctive nature will firstly require determining the number...

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Political polarization and the electoral effects of media bias

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Political polarization and the electoral effects of media bias

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