The European University Institute (EUI) and Bird & Bird LLP cordially invite you to join their Brussels Seminar “EU competition law v. sector regulation in shaping the Digital Single Market – Back to the Future?” on 28 June Explore More
The Florence Competition Programme (FCP) and Assonime are jointly organising a workshop on “Antitrust Enforcement in Europe after Intel and Cartes Bancaires. A Kind of Trouble to Enjoy” which will be held at the EUI Campus in Florence on 20 Explore More
2018 Scientific Seminar on the Economics, Law and Policy of Communications and Media, 22-23 March, 2018. The Florence Competition Programme is glad to announce the 2018 Scientific Seminar, jointly organised with the Florence School of Regulation, Communications & Media and Explore More
The Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies is pleased to announce the second FCP Annual Conference, which will take place at the European University Institute in Florence on 20-21 October 2017. The event aims to gather academics, practitioners, officials from Explore More
The Transport Area of the FSR and the Florence Competition Programme jointly organised an executive seminar to discuss the most recent and controversial issues associated with competition in passenger railways. The event was held at the EUI on 15 June, Explore More
On 29 May the Florence Competition Programme in Law and Economics (FCP) and the Florence School of Regulation, Communications & Media, run an ad-hoc intensive training on Competition Law in Electronic Communications in Ljubljana for AKOS – Agency for Communication Explore More
The FSR C&M, CMPF and FCP Annual Scientific Seminar brings together scholars in the fields of economics and law, as well as practitioners, to consider frontier research in electronic communications, internet and media with a goal of fostering research ideas and informing policy. Explore More
The institutional set-up of a National Competition Authority (NCA) has important consequences on its enforcement outcome; equally the structure, resources and degree of independence of each authority have important consequences on the results achieved by the authority itself. In Europe, Explore More
