Chapter 2. Toward a Bureaucracy-Centered Theory of the Interaction between Competition Law and State Activities

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Contributors vii
4. Introduction 1
5. Part I. Conceptualizing and Re-Conceptualizing the Interaction between Competition Law and Government Activities
6. Chapter 1. Privatization and Competition Policy 15
7. Chapter 2. Toward a Bureaucracy-Centered Theory of the Interaction between Competition Law and State Activities 32
8. Chapter 3. Competition Issues and Private Infrastructure Investment through Public-Private Partnerships 56
9. Part II. Is There a Need for a Specific Substantive Legal Framework in Domestic and International Competition Law?
10. Chapter 4. State-Owned Enterprises versus the State 75
11. Chapter 5. What Drives Merger Control? 89
12. Chapter 6. Antitrust Enforcement and Regulation 108
13. Chapter 7. International Law and Competition Policy 121
14. Chapter 8. The Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvements Act 134
15. Part III. Jurisdictional Experiences
16. Chapter 9. Competition Advocacy of the Korean Competition Authority 151
17. Chapter 10. Competition and the State in China 170
18. Chapter 11. State Aids in European Union Competition Law 187
19. Chapter 12. Australian Experience with Competition Law 205
20. Chapter 13. Merger Analysis and Public Transport Service Contracts 224
21. Notes 239
22. Index 279