Competition in UK Law

  • Warlord Competition
    • No. 39-4, July 2002
    • Journal of Peace Research
    • 0000
    Warlords compete for turf that provides them with rents and `taxable' resources, but they can also offer a semblance of security within their respective territories. This article first examines two...
  • Competition within Firms
    • No. 8-1, 2012
    • Journal of Competition Law & Economics
    • 167-185
  • EU Competition Arbitration
    • Part VI. Arbitration
    • EU Competition Procedure - Fourth Edition
    • 1255-1297
  • Competition
    • No. 28-4, September 1981
    • Probation Journal
    • 0000
  • Chapter 9: Competition Authorities
    • Introduction to EU Competition Law
    • Taylor and Francis
    • 221-276
  • Stiff competition.
    • No. 2009, November 2009
    • Financial Management (UK)
    • ... last out
    ...[FIGURE OMITTED] "Click this link to visit our web site to see our full range of celebrity services, including how to book a dead celebrity through our 'dead famous' department." The Celebrity Group. ......
  • Healthy competition.
    • No. 2002, November 2002
    • Financial Management (UK)
    • Cassell, Merrill
    • Letters
    ...Derek Murphy makes a good point about healthcare (Letters, October 2002). There is an ongoing debate about whether health services are a private or a public good. Private medical services are efficient and quick, but costly. Public medicine is cheape......
  • Competition Regulation in Ecuador
    • No. 9-3, 2013
    • Journal of Competition Law & Economics
    • 755-774
  • Dynamic Competition in Antitrust Law
    • No. 5-4, 2009
    • Journal of Competition Law & Economics
    • 581-631
  • Formalism in Competition Law
    • No. 18-4, 2022
    • Journal of Competition Law & Economics
    • 832-880
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