Competition Law's Innovation Factor: The Relevant Market In Dynamic Contexts Eu And Us By Viktoria H S E Robertson (2026)

Gain a comprehensive understanding of how market definition functions within dynamic, innovation-driven environments. This resource offers a critical comparative analysis of European Union and United States regulatory approaches to competition law. It addresses contemporary legal challenges involving intellectual property rights, multi-sided platforms, and potential competition in digital markets. Readers will acquire the analytical skills necessary to characterise markets effectively rather than relying solely on static assessments of market power.

This resource is essential for law students specialising in antitrust and regulatory studies. It serves legal practitioners who need to navigate complex jurisdictional differences between EU and US frameworks. Policymakers shaping modern competition regulations will find value in its comparative analysis of market characterisation techniques.