Research Handbook on Data, Privacy and Competition Law

Name: Research Handbook on Data, Privacy and Competition Law
Brand: Edward Elgar Publishing
SKU: 9781802202328
Price: 3215.55 HKD
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Author: Maria Ioannidou; Despoina Mantzari
ISBN: 9781802202328

Edited by Maria Ioannidou · Despoina Mantzari

Edward Elgar Publishing November 2025

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ISBN-13: 9781802202328
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Publication: November 2025
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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This Research Handbook examines the complex interplay between competition and data protection law, exploring such interplay across all key areas of competition law enforcement, such as agreements between firms, abuse of dominance, merger control, and the newly enacted Digital Markets Act.

Leading experts unpack the core principles of data protection and investigate the technological and economic dynamics that shape its relationship with competition law. They analyse how competition law and policy can promote or hinder consumer privacy and data protection and present a detailed overview of various policy questions, comparing how jurisdictions worldwide address these issues. Presenting a detailed overview of various policy questions tackled from a multidisciplinary perspective (including computer science and data science), this Research Handbook is an important addition to the literature, highlighting the many nuances in this increasingly significant interface.

Providing an in-depth examination of policy perspectives, the Research Handbook on Data, Privacy and Competition Law is an essential resource for scholars and students of competition law, data protection, and consumer privacy. It also presents crucial insights for legal professionals, competition and data protection authorities, policymakers, and government officials.

Foreword: The need for a holistic approach to regulating data xv; Introduction: Data, privacy and competition law interplay 1; Maria Ioannidou and Despoina Mantzari; PART A THEORETICAL UNDERPINNINGS; 1.
Some commonly held but shaky assumptions about data, privacy and power 17: Michael Veale; 2.
The interplay of consumer privacy, competition, and regulation 35: Olga Kozlova Guglielmi, Philipp Tillmann and Catherine Tucker; 3.
Regulating data processing for digital advertising: Why we got it wrong (and how to fix it) 58: Konstantina Bania; 4.
Pro-competition and online safety: A more holistic approach to digital platform regulation 90: Beatriz Kira; 5.
Digital competition policy: In search for a new raison d’être 113: Oles Andriychuk; PART B KEY SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES; 6.
Data transfer, data pools and data spaces in the light of the new Horizontal Guidelines and Block Exemptions 127: Björn Lundqvist; 7.
ESG data and EU competition enforcement: From “green” to “digital” antitrust in sustainable markets 140: Giulia Schneider; 8.
Exclusionary and exploitative abuse of consumer data 185: Anca Daniela Chirita; 9.
Can data protection friendly conduct constitute an abuse of dominance under Art 102 TFEU? 209: Klaus Wiedemann; 10.
The role of privacy in merger control: Limiting principles, theories of harm, and operationalisation 236: Elias Deutscher; 11.
Data-driven conglomerate mergers 266: Daniele Condorelli and Jorge Padilla; 12.
Privacy considerations in the context of merger control 279: Ioannis Kokkoris; PART C. REMEDIES AND MARKET INVESTIGATIONS; 13.
Data access remedies: Economic trade-offs, data privacy and regulatory implementation 314: Daniel Schnurr; 14.
Shaping remedies at the interface of EU competition and data protection law: Synergies, tensions and gaps 340: Inge Graef; 15.
US antitrust remedies and data privacy 355: Erika M. Douglas; 16.
Competition policy and data protection law: The complexity of its interplay from an economic perspective 382: Wolfgang Kerber; 17.
Searching for new instruments in competition law: Market investigations as a case in point 403: Adrian Kuenzler; PART D. ENFORCEMENT ISSUES GLOBALLY; 18.
Interdisciplinary enforcement in competition and data protection law 420: Agustín Reyna; 19.
Deus ex civilem societatem: Some empirical reflections on the intervention of civil society in anti-trust proceedings 433: Ioannis Kouvakas and Tomaso Falchetta; 20.
Exclusionary or exploitative abuse of dominance in China?: Data as an important tool to exclude rivals and exploit consumers 455: Grace GAO Yajie; 21.
Dealing with moving targets: A Brazilian perspective of enforcement in the interface of competition law and data protection 479: Caio Mário S. Pereira Neto, Daniel Douek , Daniel Favoretto Rochaand Giulia de Paola; 22.
Navigating in convection currents: The interface between competition law and data protection 510: Gönenç Gürkaynak, Ali Kağan Uçar, Uzay Görkem Yıldız and Göksu Kıribrahim; 23.
Government-created e-bazaars: Assessment of an Indian experiment 531: Trichy V. Krishnan and Vikas Kathuria