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This book provides a comprehensive guide to the scope of European
Merger Control Regulations. It follows a practical approach, which
is aimed at fulfilling the need for a straightforward,
user-friendly introduction to the workings of merger control at
European level. It is designed to provide the reader with the
framework provisions, as opposed to a case-by-case analysis,
thereby enabling those involved with mergers to understand more
comprehensively how the regulations and the decisions of the Merger
Task Force affect specific mergers, organizations and business. The
scope and functions of the Merger Regulations are set out fully and
step-by-step guides to the various procedures are provided.
Information sources include the full text of the Regulations as
amended, relevant Commission Notices, and details of the national
authorities dealing with mergers. As the EU moves further towards
the accomplishment of the internal market and as mergers of
ever-increasing value take place, the Merger Regulations and the
work of the Merger Task Force has become of heightened importance.
This text is the result of a conference held in London in September
1999, jointly organized by Hammond Suddards Solicitors and the
Centre for the Law of the European Union of University College,
London. This conference addressed the issues surrounding the
European Commission's White Paper published in April 1999. In this
respect, the conference presented distinguished speakers with an
opportunity to air their views in public on this important
development in the evolution of competition law in the European
Union. The authors have tried to cover as much ground as possible,
giving the view of authoritative contributors and competition
authorities from most of the major European countries and from the
European Commission. The contributors naturally focus on the
Commission's White Paper and view their national situation in this
light. There is detailed treatment of the situation in the UK and
the entry into force of the UK Competition Act.
El Movimiento Social por la Educacion, forjado por estudiantes
secundarios y universitarios durante el ano 2011, marca un antes y
un despues en la politica chilena. Las instituciones sociales y los
partidos politicos han cedido legitimidad frente a los movimientos
sociales, que han tomado terreno en aras de la representatividad
ciudadana, desde nuevos espacios de presion politica y
participacion democratica. Esta ciudadania empoderada, se ve
enfrentada a las Fuerzas Social y Economicamente Dominantes,
resistentes a los cambios que la mayoria social considera
necesarios para superar las condiciones materiales adversas frente
al modelo de desarrollo social y economico neoliberal, implantado
durante la dictadura de Pinochet, perpetuado y perfeccionado por
los gobiernos de la Concertacion, luego de una transicion
Dictadura-Democracia enajenada de los procesos sociales gestados en
Chile durante la decada de los '80. Pero hoy, como en este estudio,
los estudiantes tienen la palabra."
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