A G Toth is Emeritus Professor of European Law at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. He previously held the Jean Monnet Chair in European Law at Strathclyde for 12 years, until his retirement in 2001.

• Abuse of a dominant position ; Administrative procedure ; Agency ; Agreement between undertakings ; Agreements of minor importance ; Ancillary restrictions ; Assessment of horizontal concentrations ; Automatic nullity ; Block exemption ; Comfort letter ; Competition in agriculture ; Competition in broadcasting ; Competition in energy ; Competition in financial services/banking ; Competition in insurance ; Competition in the internet, information society and e-commerce ; Competition in the liberal professions ; Competition in postal services ; Competition in telecommunications ; Competition in transport ; Concerted practice ; Conditional authorization of concentrations ; Decision by an association of undertakings ; Dominant position ; Effect on trade between Member States ; Exclusive distribution agreement ; Exclusive purchasing agreement ; Exemption ; Extraterritorial jurisdiction ; Fine ; Franchising ; Information agreement ; Investigation procedure ; Joint ventures ; Market-sharing agreement ; Merger control ; Merger control procedure ; Negative clearance ; No-competition clause ; Notification of agreements ; Oligopoly ; Periodic penalty payment ; Price-fixing agreement ; Provisional validity ; Public undertaking ; Reciprocal assistance contract ; Relevant market ; Resale restriction ; Research and development agreement ; Restriction of competition ; Selective distribution system ; Services of general interest ; Specialisation agreement ; State aid (general) ; Separate entries on each type of State aid ; Technology transfer agreement ; Undertaking ; Vertical agreement ; Vertical agreement in the motor vehicle sector ; Vertical concentrations

Reviews of the first volume The method of presentation is one of the work's strengths. The other strength lies in the clarity and succinctness of the writing. Each entry deals clearly and comprehensively with the relevant principles of law. The work is readable and difficult issues are done full justice. The book should make a useful reference work for anyone needing quick but reliable information.

A G Toth is Emeritus Professor of European Law at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. He previously held the Jean Monnet Chair in European Law at Strathclyde for 12 years, until his retirement in 2001.

• Abuse of a dominant position ; Administrative procedure ; Agency ; Agreement between undertakings ; Agreements of minor importance ; Ancillary restrictions ; Assessment of horizontal concentrations ; Automatic nullity ; Block exemption ; Comfort letter ; Competition in agriculture ; Competition in broadcasting ; Competition in energy ; Competition in financial services/banking ; Competition in insurance ; Competition in the internet, information society and e-commerce ; Competition in the liberal professions ; Competition in postal services ; Competition in telecommunications ; Competition in transport ; Concerted practice ; Conditional authorization of concentrations ; Decision by an association of undertakings ; Dominant position ; Effect on trade between Member States ; Exclusive distribution agreement ; Exclusive purchasing agreement ; Exemption ; Extraterritorial jurisdiction ; Fine ; Franchising ; Information agreement ; Investigation procedure ; Joint ventures ; Market-sharing agreement ; Merger control ; Merger control procedure ; Negative clearance ; No-competition clause ; Notification of agreements ; Oligopoly ; Periodic penalty payment ; Price-fixing agreement ; Provisional validity ; Public undertaking ; Reciprocal assistance contract ; Relevant market ; Resale restriction ; Research and development agreement ; Restriction of competition ; Selective distribution system ; Services of general interest ; Specialisation agreement ; State aid (general) ; Separate entries on each type of State aid ; Technology transfer agreement ; Undertaking ; Vertical agreement ; Vertical agreement in the motor vehicle sector ; Vertical concentrations

Reviews of the first volume The method of presentation is one of the work's strengths. The other strength lies in the clarity and succinctness of the writing. Each entry deals clearly and comprehensively with the relevant principles of law. The work is readable and difficult issues are done full justice. The book should make a useful reference work for anyone needing quick but reliable information.

A G Toth is Emeritus Professor of European Law at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. He previously held the Jean Monnet Chair in European Law at Strathclyde for 12 years, until his retirement in 2001.

• Abuse of a dominant position ; Administrative procedure ; Agency ; Agreement between undertakings ; Agreements of minor importance ; Ancillary restrictions ; Assessment of horizontal concentrations ; Automatic nullity ; Block exemption ; Comfort letter ; Competition in agriculture ; Competition in broadcasting ; Competition in energy ; Competition in financial services/banking ; Competition in insurance ; Competition in the internet, information society and e-commerce ; Competition in the liberal professions ; Competition in postal services ; Competition in telecommunications ; Competition in transport ; Concerted practice ; Conditional authorization of concentrations ; Decision by an association of undertakings ; Dominant position ; Effect on trade between Member States ; Exclusive distribution agreement ; Exclusive purchasing agreement ; Exemption ; Extraterritorial jurisdiction ; Fine ; Franchising ; Information agreement ; Investigation procedure ; Joint ventures ; Market-sharing agreement ; Merger control ; Merger control procedure ; Negative clearance ; No-competition clause ; Notification of agreements ; Oligopoly ; Periodic penalty payment ; Price-fixing agreement ; Provisional validity ; Public undertaking ; Reciprocal assistance contract ; Relevant market ; Resale restriction ; Research and development agreement ; Restriction of competition ; Selective distribution system ; Services of general interest ; Specialisation agreement ; State aid (general) ; Separate entries on each type of State aid ; Technology transfer agreement ; Undertaking ; Vertical agreement ; Vertical agreement in the motor vehicle sector ; Vertical concentrations

Reviews of the first volume The method of presentation is one of the work's strengths. The other strength lies in the clarity and succinctness of the writing. Each entry deals clearly and comprehensively with the relevant principles of law. The work is readable and difficult issues are done full justice. The book should make a useful reference work for anyone needing quick but reliable information.