Edited by Paul Nihoul, Professor, Université catholique de Louvain and Pieter Van Cleynenbreugel, Professor of Law, University of Liège, Belgium

‘The book, consisting of 14 pieces written by established authorities as well as by promising new voices in the field, offers an intuitive and harmonious read - thanks to the quality of the papers themselves but also to an excellent job done by its editors (...), who have reduced all the contributions to a common denominator, making the book an exciting volume which strikes a perfect balance between coherence and diversity.’

• Contents:PrefacePART I: INNOVATION THROUGHOUT COMPETITION LAW ANALYSIS1. Innovation in competition law analysis : making sense of on-going academic and policy debatesPieter Van Cleynenbreugel2. The effects of mergers on innovation: economic framework and empirical evidence John Kwoka3. Innovation by dominant firms in the market: damned if you don’t….but damned if you do? Francisco Marcos4. Protecting innovation from unfair practicesJuha VesalaPART II: INNOVATION AND REGULATION: CHALLENGES FOR COMPETITION LAW AND POLICY5. Data protection considerations in antitrust analysis: funnel or straightjacket for innovation?Nicolo Zingales6. Healthcare systems and competition: challenges and boundaries for the application of competition law in highly regulated markets of the healthcare sector in the European UnionClaudia Seitz7. Competition Policy and the Development of Big Data and Artificial IntelligenceShuya Hayashi, Kunlin Wu and Benjawan TangsatapornpanPART III: COMPETITION LAW AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW: MAKING INNOVATION WORK?8. Joint research and development collaborations under competition lawBjörn Lundqvist9. Patent settlements in the pharmaceutical industry: what can we learn from economic analysis?Wolfgang Kerber and Jonas Severin Frank10. Access to justice as abuse of market power? Injunctive relief on standard essential patents under US antitrust and EU competition lawViktoria Robertson and Marco Botta11. Wandering in the land of the EU Abuse of Rights: coordinates from the antitrust experience?Mariateresa Maggiolino and Maria Lillà MontagnaniPART IV: THE PLATFORM ECONOMY – INNOVATION AND COMPETITION LAW AT CROSSROADS?12. The digital economy: a challenge for competition policy?Daniel Zimmer13. Tying and two-sided digital platformsPetri KuoppamäkiIndex

Edited by Paul Nihoul, Professor, Université catholique de Louvain and Pieter Van Cleynenbreugel, Professor of Law, University of Liège, Belgium

‘The book, consisting of 14 pieces written by established authorities as well as by promising new voices in the field, offers an intuitive and harmonious read - thanks to the quality of the papers themselves but also to an excellent job done by its editors (...), who have reduced all the contributions to a common denominator, making the book an exciting volume which strikes a perfect balance between coherence and diversity.’

• Contents:PrefacePART I: INNOVATION THROUGHOUT COMPETITION LAW ANALYSIS1. Innovation in competition law analysis : making sense of on-going academic and policy debatesPieter Van Cleynenbreugel2. The effects of mergers on innovation: economic framework and empirical evidence John Kwoka3. Innovation by dominant firms in the market: damned if you don’t….but damned if you do? Francisco Marcos4. Protecting innovation from unfair practicesJuha VesalaPART II: INNOVATION AND REGULATION: CHALLENGES FOR COMPETITION LAW AND POLICY5. Data protection considerations in antitrust analysis: funnel or straightjacket for innovation?Nicolo Zingales6. Healthcare systems and competition: challenges and boundaries for the application of competition law in highly regulated markets of the healthcare sector in the European UnionClaudia Seitz7. Competition Policy and the Development of Big Data and Artificial IntelligenceShuya Hayashi, Kunlin Wu and Benjawan TangsatapornpanPART III: COMPETITION LAW AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW: MAKING INNOVATION WORK?8. Joint research and development collaborations under competition lawBjörn Lundqvist9. Patent settlements in the pharmaceutical industry: what can we learn from economic analysis?Wolfgang Kerber and Jonas Severin Frank10. Access to justice as abuse of market power? Injunctive relief on standard essential patents under US antitrust and EU competition lawViktoria Robertson and Marco Botta11. Wandering in the land of the EU Abuse of Rights: coordinates from the antitrust experience?Mariateresa Maggiolino and Maria Lillà MontagnaniPART IV: THE PLATFORM ECONOMY – INNOVATION AND COMPETITION LAW AT CROSSROADS?12. The digital economy: a challenge for competition policy?Daniel Zimmer13. Tying and two-sided digital platformsPetri KuoppamäkiIndex

Edited by Paul Nihoul, Professor, Université catholique de Louvain and Pieter Van Cleynenbreugel, Professor of Law, University of Liège, Belgium

‘The book, consisting of 14 pieces written by established authorities as well as by promising new voices in the field, offers an intuitive and harmonious read - thanks to the quality of the papers themselves but also to an excellent job done by its editors (...), who have reduced all the contributions to a common denominator, making the book an exciting volume which strikes a perfect balance between coherence and diversity.’

• Contents:PrefacePART I: INNOVATION THROUGHOUT COMPETITION LAW ANALYSIS1. Innovation in competition law analysis : making sense of on-going academic and policy debatesPieter Van Cleynenbreugel2. The effects of mergers on innovation: economic framework and empirical evidence John Kwoka3. Innovation by dominant firms in the market: damned if you don’t….but damned if you do? Francisco Marcos4. Protecting innovation from unfair practicesJuha VesalaPART II: INNOVATION AND REGULATION: CHALLENGES FOR COMPETITION LAW AND POLICY5. Data protection considerations in antitrust analysis: funnel or straightjacket for innovation?Nicolo Zingales6. Healthcare systems and competition: challenges and boundaries for the application of competition law in highly regulated markets of the healthcare sector in the European UnionClaudia Seitz7. Competition Policy and the Development of Big Data and Artificial IntelligenceShuya Hayashi, Kunlin Wu and Benjawan TangsatapornpanPART III: COMPETITION LAW AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW: MAKING INNOVATION WORK?8. Joint research and development collaborations under competition lawBjörn Lundqvist9. Patent settlements in the pharmaceutical industry: what can we learn from economic analysis?Wolfgang Kerber and Jonas Severin Frank10. Access to justice as abuse of market power? Injunctive relief on standard essential patents under US antitrust and EU competition lawViktoria Robertson and Marco Botta11. Wandering in the land of the EU Abuse of Rights: coordinates from the antitrust experience?Mariateresa Maggiolino and Maria Lillà MontagnaniPART IV: THE PLATFORM ECONOMY – INNOVATION AND COMPETITION LAW AT CROSSROADS?12. The digital economy: a challenge for competition policy?Daniel Zimmer13. Tying and two-sided digital platformsPetri KuoppamäkiIndex