Sandra Marco Colino is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is the Deputy Director of the Centre for Financial Regulation and Economic Development, a Non-Governmental Advisor to the International Competition Network, the Managing Editor of the China Antitrust Law Journal, and a member of the Academic Board of Dictum Lawyers. She previously taught EU and competition law at the University of Glasgow. Called to the Madrid Bar, she holds a PhD from the European University Institute in Florence and an LLM in EU Law from the University Carlos III of Madrid. Since 2017, Sandra has been directing the Summer Schools on EU Competition Law for Asian officials at the College of Europe in Bruges.

• 1. Introduction to competition law ; 2. The European Union and United Kingdom competition regimes ; 3. The relationship between European Union and United Kingdom competition law ; 4. International issues and the globalization of competition law ; 5. Procedure-investigation ; 6. Procedure-penalties and leniency arrangements ; 7. Procedure-private enforcement ; 8. An introduction to the economics of agreements, collusion, and parallel conduct ; 9. Agreements in the EU: the elements of article 101 TFEU ; 10. Block exemption regulations under article 101 TFEU ; 11. The Chapter I Prohibition ; 12. The cartel offence ; 13. An introduction to the economics of monopoly abuse ; 14. The elements of Article 102 TFEU ; 15. Ingredients of the Chapter II Prohibition ; 16. An analysis of the principal abusive practices ; 17. UK market investigation references ; 18. An introduction to the economics of merger control ; 19. The EU merger control regime and the treatment of joint ventures ; 20. The UK merger control regime and the treatment of joint ventures ; 21. State aid ; 22. Competition law and intellectual property ; 23. The common law and competition

The eighth edition of this popular text once again delivers as an engagingly written, comprehensive and practical guide to the EU and UK competition law.

Sandra Marco Colino is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is the Deputy Director of the Centre for Financial Regulation and Economic Development, a Non-Governmental Advisor to the International Competition Network, the Managing Editor of the China Antitrust Law Journal, and a member of the Academic Board of Dictum Lawyers. She previously taught EU and competition law at the University of Glasgow. Called to the Madrid Bar, she holds a PhD from the European University Institute in Florence and an LLM in EU Law from the University Carlos III of Madrid. Since 2017, Sandra has been directing the Summer Schools on EU Competition Law for Asian officials at the College of Europe in Bruges.

• 1. Introduction to competition law ; 2. The European Union and United Kingdom competition regimes ; 3. The relationship between European Union and United Kingdom competition law ; 4. International issues and the globalization of competition law ; 5. Procedure-investigation ; 6. Procedure-penalties and leniency arrangements ; 7. Procedure-private enforcement ; 8. An introduction to the economics of agreements, collusion, and parallel conduct ; 9. Agreements in the EU: the elements of article 101 TFEU ; 10. Block exemption regulations under article 101 TFEU ; 11. The Chapter I Prohibition ; 12. The cartel offence ; 13. An introduction to the economics of monopoly abuse ; 14. The elements of Article 102 TFEU ; 15. Ingredients of the Chapter II Prohibition ; 16. An analysis of the principal abusive practices ; 17. UK market investigation references ; 18. An introduction to the economics of merger control ; 19. The EU merger control regime and the treatment of joint ventures ; 20. The UK merger control regime and the treatment of joint ventures ; 21. State aid ; 22. Competition law and intellectual property ; 23. The common law and competition

The eighth edition of this popular text once again delivers as an engagingly written, comprehensive and practical guide to the EU and UK competition law.

Sandra Marco Colino is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is the Deputy Director of the Centre for Financial Regulation and Economic Development, a Non-Governmental Advisor to the International Competition Network, the Managing Editor of the China Antitrust Law Journal, and a member of the Academic Board of Dictum Lawyers. She previously taught EU and competition law at the University of Glasgow. Called to the Madrid Bar, she holds a PhD from the European University Institute in Florence and an LLM in EU Law from the University Carlos III of Madrid. Since 2017, Sandra has been directing the Summer Schools on EU Competition Law for Asian officials at the College of Europe in Bruges.

• 1. Introduction to competition law ; 2. The European Union and United Kingdom competition regimes ; 3. The relationship between European Union and United Kingdom competition law ; 4. International issues and the globalization of competition law ; 5. Procedure-investigation ; 6. Procedure-penalties and leniency arrangements ; 7. Procedure-private enforcement ; 8. An introduction to the economics of agreements, collusion, and parallel conduct ; 9. Agreements in the EU: the elements of article 101 TFEU ; 10. Block exemption regulations under article 101 TFEU ; 11. The Chapter I Prohibition ; 12. The cartel offence ; 13. An introduction to the economics of monopoly abuse ; 14. The elements of Article 102 TFEU ; 15. Ingredients of the Chapter II Prohibition ; 16. An analysis of the principal abusive practices ; 17. UK market investigation references ; 18. An introduction to the economics of merger control ; 19. The EU merger control regime and the treatment of joint ventures ; 20. The UK merger control regime and the treatment of joint ventures ; 21. State aid ; 22. Competition law and intellectual property ; 23. The common law and competition

The eighth edition of this popular text once again delivers as an engagingly written, comprehensive and practical guide to the EU and UK competition law.