Competition Law

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CLNZ Books presents a selection of 35 new and recent titles in Competition Law, spanning EU antitrust, state aid, digital markets and platform regulation, merger control, sustainability agreements, and the intersections between competition, data and corporate law. Compiled for university law libraries, law firms, in-house counsel and professional readers worldwide.

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Areas Covered

• EU Antitrust & Article 101/102
• State Aid & Foreign Subsidies
• Digital Markets & the DMA
• Merger Control
• Sustainability Agreements
• Data, Privacy & Competition
• Corporate Governance & Competition
• Vertical Restraints
• Public Procurement & Cartels
• Blockchain & Decentralised Markets

State Aid and Industrial Policy in the European Union: Empowering Growth

Lena Hornkohl, Dionysios Pelekis

Kluwer Law International | Published November 2026 | ISBN 9789403537795

Examines how EU state aid rules are being reshaped to accommodate an active industrial policy agenda, from the Green Deal to semiconductor sovereignty initiatives. Assesses the tension between competition neutrality and strategic public investment. Relevant for state aid practitioners and policymakers navigating the EU's more interventionist turn.

Competition Law and Sustainability

Wolf Sauter, Julian Nowag

Edward Elgar Publishing | To be published November 2026 | ISBN 9781035355433

A focused treatment of how competition law can accommodate sustainability agreements between rivals, addressing the European Commission's evolving soft-law guidance. Written by two of the field's most cited scholars on competition and environmental policy. Essential for practitioners advising on green cooperation agreements.

Preliminary Rulings in EU Antitrust Law

Anna Vernet, Konstantina Strouvali, Virgilio Pereira, Niklas Brueggemann (eds)

Edward Elgar Publishing | To be published November 2026 | ISBN 9781035341825

A systematic collection examining the preliminary reference procedure as a driver of EU antitrust law development, tracing how national courts and the CJEU have shaped doctrine through Article 267 references. Brings together contributors analysing landmark rulings by theme. Valuable for practitioners litigating competition matters before national courts.

Democratic Antitrust for Digital Markets: Leveraging Competition Law for Liberal Democracy

Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson

Hart Publishing | To be published November 2026 | ISBN 9781509985920

Argues that competition law enforcement in digital markets should be understood as serving democratic values, not merely economic efficiency, and proposes a framework for applying antitrust with that goal in view. Engages directly with the DMA and gatekeeper regulation debates. A provocative contribution to the political economy of platform regulation.

The Limits of European State Aid Law: A Critical Account of the Acquis

Jakub Kociubinski

Routledge | To be published October 2026 | ISBN 9781041226093

A critical doctrinal account of the boundaries of EU state aid law, examining where the case law has produced inconsistency or overreach. Assesses the acquis against its stated objectives of market integrity and cohesion. Relevant for state aid scholars and practitioners handling contested Commission decisions.

The Cambridge Handbook of Competition Law and Antitrust Theory

Elias Deutscher, Justin Lindeboom, Stavros Makris (eds)

Cambridge University Press | To be published September 2026 | ISBN 9781009750578

A major reference handbook surveying the theoretical foundations of competition law, from consumer welfare to more recent structuralist and political-economy critiques. Brings together leading scholars across economic and legal traditions. A strong addition to any research collection on antitrust theory.

Jones & Sufrin's EU Competition Law: Text, Cases and Materials, 9th ed

Niamh Dunne, Alison Jones

Oxford University Press | To be published September 2026 | ISBN 9780198987451

The leading student and practitioner text on EU competition law, combining doctrinal exposition with extensive case extracts and materials. The ninth edition brings coverage fully up to date with the Digital Markets Act and recent Article 101/102 case law. Widely regarded as the standard teaching text in the field.

EU Competition Law Volume VI: Vertical Restraints

Mario Siragusa, Gianluca Faella (eds)

Claeys & Casteels | To be published September 2026 | ISBN 9789491673009

Part of the authoritative multi-volume EU Competition Law series, this volume provides exhaustive article-by-article treatment of vertical restraints under Article 101 and the Vertical Block Exemption Regulation. Combines doctrinal analysis with extensive Commission and CJEU precedent. A core reference for practitioners advising on distribution agreements.

Sport and EU Competition Law: An Introductory Guide

Estelle Ivanova, Ian Blackshaw

Edward Elgar Publishing | Published September 2026 | ISBN 9781035395804

An accessible introduction to the application of EU competition rules to sports governance, broadcasting rights and player transfer systems. Addresses recent CJEU rulings reshaping the autonomy of sports federations. Useful for practitioners and students working at the intersection of sports and competition law.

Towards a Balanced Investment Screening Framework

Thijs De Cuyper

Kluwer Law International | Published August 2026 | ISBN 9789403565101

Analyses the fragmented landscape of national, EU and international foreign investment screening rules, proposing reforms to better balance security concerns against open capital markets. Engages with recent expansions of screening regimes across Europe. Relevant for M&A and foreign investment practitioners.

Competition Law, Regulation and Digital Platforms: Japan, China, UK, EU and USA

Ruth Taplin, Kazuhiko Fuchikawa (eds)

Routledge | Published August 2026 | ISBN 9781032788579

A comparative survey of how five major jurisdictions are regulating digital platform competition, from the EU's Digital Markets Act to Japan's and China's platform-specific regimes. Brings together jurisdiction specialists for a genuinely global perspective. Valuable for multinational platforms navigating divergent regulatory regimes.

EU Law and Regulatory Spaces: Essays in Honour of Leigh Hancher

Panagiotis Delimatsis, Giorgio Monti (eds)

Hart Publishing | Published June 2026 | ISBN 9781509991945

A festschrift honouring Leigh Hancher's contribution to EU regulatory and competition law scholarship, with essays spanning energy regulation, state aid and the internal market. Brings together leading scholars in sustained engagement with Hancher's core themes. Valuable for academic libraries building an EU regulatory law collection.

Digital Competition Law: Competition Law - Digital Markets Act - Platform Regulation

Sarah Legner

Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg | Published June 2026 | ISBN 9783662732120

A systematic treatment of how traditional EU competition law now interacts with the Digital Markets Act's ex ante gatekeeper obligations, mapping overlaps and gaps between the two regimes. Written for practitioners navigating dual compliance obligations. A timely reference as DMA enforcement matures.

Tying in Digital Platforms under Competition Law in China, the EU and the US: A Comparative Law and Economics Perspective

Qian Wu

Kluwer Law International | Published May 2026 | ISBN 9789403507590

A comparative law and economics analysis of tying and bundling practices by digital platforms across three major jurisdictions. Evaluates how each system's doctrinal tools apply to platform-specific tying conduct. Relevant for practitioners advising platforms operating across China, the EU and the US.

The Foreign Subsidies Regulation: Assessing Implementation

Wolfgang Weiss, Albrecht von Graevenitz, Ulrich Soltesz (eds)

Springer International | Published May 2026 | ISBN 9783032234148

An early assessment of the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation's implementation, examining its notification thresholds, investigative powers and interaction with merger control and state aid law. Brings together practitioners and scholars tracking the FSR's first enforcement cases. Essential for M&A counsel advising on foreign-subsidised transactions.

Antitrust and Competition Policy: A New Foundation

Darryl Biggar, Alberto Heimler

Cambridge University Press | Published May 2026 | ISBN 9781009724616

Proposes a rebuilt theoretical foundation for antitrust enforcement, engaging critically with both consumer welfare orthodoxy and its progressive critics. Draws on the authors' extensive regulatory and enforcement experience. A significant contribution to the ongoing debate over antitrust's proper goals.

The New Law of State Aid and Subsidies

Pablo Ibanez Colomo

Hart Publishing | Published April 2026 | ISBN 9781509990306

A concise reappraisal of EU state aid doctrine in light of the Foreign Subsidies Regulation and the EU's more assertive industrial policy stance. Written by a leading state aid scholar known for close doctrinal analysis. A sharp, compact addition to any state aid practitioner's library.

Computational Antitrust

Wei Liu

Springer-Verlag | Published February 2026 | ISBN 9789819550364

Explores how computational methods, from machine learning market screens to algorithmic case prediction, are being deployed in antitrust enforcement and compliance. Surveys applications across cartel detection, merger simulation and litigation support. Relevant for competition economists and enforcement agencies adopting computational tools.

Common Ownership from a Transatlantic Perspective: Corporate Governance and Competition Law in the US and the EU

Sophie Bohnert

Kluwer Law International | Published February 2026 | ISBN 9789403517490

A comparative study of the common ownership debate, the concern that overlapping institutional shareholdings across competitors may soften competitive rivalry, as it has developed in US and EU competition law. Assesses the evidentiary basis and doctrinal responses on both sides of the Atlantic. Valuable for competition economists and corporate governance scholars.

The Added Value of the ECN+ Directive: Exploring the Design of the European Legal Framework for the EU Antitrust Public Enforcement by National Competition Authorities

Naida Dzino-Jasarevic

Europa Law Publishing | Published February 2026 | ISBN 9789462513877

A detailed assessment of the ECN+ Directive's impact on the powers and independence of national competition authorities across the EU. Evaluates whether the harmonisation it introduced has genuinely strengthened decentralised enforcement. Relevant for scholars and NCA officials working on EU antitrust enforcement architecture.

EU State Aids, 7th ed

Leigh Hancher, Yvo de Vries, Francesco Maria Salerno

Sweet & Maxwell | Published December 2025 | ISBN 9780414131545

The leading practitioner treatise on EU state aid law, covering notification procedure, compatibility assessment and recovery of unlawful aid in exhaustive detail. The seventh edition incorporates the Foreign Subsidies Regulation and recent Green Deal state aid frameworks. The standard reference for state aid practitioners.

Dawn Raids Under Challenge: Due Process Aspects on the European Commission's Dawn Raid Practices, 2nd ed

Helene Andersson

Hart Publishing | Published December 2025 | ISBN 9781509969463

A close doctrinal examination of the due process safeguards, and their limits, governing European Commission dawn raids in antitrust investigations. The second edition updates coverage of recent CJEU rulings on the scope of investigative powers. Essential for practitioners defending clients through Commission inspections.

Butterworths Competition and Foreign Investment Law Handbook, 31st ed

Antonio Bavasso (ed)

LexisNexis Butterworths | Published December 2025 | ISBN 9781474330800

The essential annually-updated compilation of UK and EU competition and foreign investment legislation, bringing together primary sources practitioners need close at hand. The thirty-first edition incorporates the latest National Security and Investment Act guidance. A standard desk reference in every competition law practice.

Regulating Competition in the Digital Network Industry

Jasper van den Boom

Cambridge University Press | Published December 2025 | ISBN 9781009671699

Examines the distinctive competition problems posed by network industries in the digital economy, from interoperability mandates to data portability requirements. Develops a framework for regulatory intervention tailored to network effects. Relevant for regulators and competition lawyers working on digital network competition.

Research Handbook on Data, Privacy and Competition Law

Maria Ioannidou, Despoina Mantzari (eds)

Edward Elgar Publishing | Published November 2025 | ISBN 9781802202328

A wide-ranging scholarly collection on the increasingly tangled relationship between data protection, privacy and competition enforcement. Covers the GDPR-DMA interface, data-driven theories of harm, and comparative enforcement approaches. A strong reference collection for scholars working at the data-competition frontier.

Article 102 TFEU: Past, Present and Future

Assimakis Komninos, Ekaterina Rousseva (eds)

Kluwer Law International | Published November 2025 | ISBN 9789403506999

A comprehensive scholarly assessment of the doctrine surrounding abuse of dominance under Article 102 TFEU, tracing its evolution and evaluating proposed reforms. Brings together leading practitioners and academics engaging with the effects-based approach debate. Valuable for anyone litigating or researching dominance cases.

Competition Law and Digital Transformation: A European Perspective

Andras Punkoesty (ed)

Brill Nijhoff | Published October 2025 | ISBN 9789004516038

Surveys how digital transformation is reshaping European competition enforcement, from platform ecosystems to algorithmic collusion. Brings together contributors addressing both doctrinal and enforcement-practice dimensions. Relevant for competition lawyers advising technology sector clients.

Global Antitrust and Sustainability: Law, Economics, Enforcement

Julian Nowag

Oxford University Press | Published September 2025 | ISBN 9780192864505

A comprehensive comparative treatment of how competition authorities worldwide are accommodating sustainability agreements between competitors. Combines doctrinal analysis with economic assessment of green cooperation's competitive effects. The leading reference on antitrust and sustainability from one of the field's foremost scholars.

Big Tech Acquisitions and Merger Control: Challenges Posed by Digital Platforms and Ecosystems

Nils Stock

Kluwer Law International | Published September 2025 | ISBN 9789403527598

Examines why traditional merger control tools have struggled with Big Tech acquisitions of nascent competitors, and evaluates reform proposals including ecosystem theories of harm. Draws on major cases across the EU, UK and US. Essential for merger control practitioners advising technology acquirers and regulators alike.

Competition Law and Collusion in Public Procurement

Penelope Giosa

Routledge | Published August 2025 | ISBN 9781032418391

A focused doctrinal and economic study of bid-rigging and collusion in public procurement markets, examining detection tools and enforcement gaps. Assesses the interaction between procurement rules and competition law remedies. Relevant for competition authorities and procurement counsel handling cartel screening.

Research Handbook on Competition and Corporate Law

Florence Thepot, Anna Tzanaki (eds)

Edward Elgar Publishing | Published July 2025 | ISBN 9781803920542

A wide-ranging scholarly collection examining the underexplored intersections between competition law and corporate law, from common ownership to corporate group liability for cartel conduct. Brings together leading scholars across both fields. A strong reference collection for researchers working at the corporate-competition interface.

Research Handbook on Competition and Technology

Pier Luigi Parcu, Maria Alessandra Rossi, Marco Botta (eds)

Edward Elgar Publishing | Published May 2025 | ISBN 9781035302635

A comprehensive scholarly survey of how technological change, from AI to platform ecosystems, is reshaping competition law doctrine and enforcement priorities. Brings together economists and legal scholars in sustained interdisciplinary dialogue. A strong reference collection for technology-focused competition law research.

Antitrust in the Decentralized Economy: DeFi, Central Bank Digital Currencies, and Blockchain

Konstantinos Stylianou

Oxford University Press | Published May 2025 | ISBN 9780192842893

Examines how decentralised finance, blockchain networks and central bank digital currencies challenge conventional antitrust market definition and dominance analysis. Proposes adapted frameworks for genuinely decentralised systems. Essential reading as antitrust authorities begin scrutinising DeFi protocols and digital currency infrastructure.

Vertical Agreements in EU Competition Law, 4th ed

Frank Wijckmans, Filip Tuytschaever

Oxford University Press | Published April 2025 | ISBN 9780198897323

The leading practitioner treatise on vertical restraints under EU competition law, covering the Vertical Block Exemption Regulation and its accompanying guidelines in comprehensive detail. The fourth edition incorporates the 2022 VBER reforms and subsequent Commission guidance. The standard reference for distribution and franchising agreements.

Competition and State Aid: An Analysis of the EU Practice, 3rd ed

Alberto Santa Maria (ed)

Kluwer Law International | Published March 2025 | ISBN 9789403527680

A comprehensive practitioner analysis of EU state aid practice across all major sectors, from banking to energy to transport. The third edition incorporates the Commission's post-pandemic Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework. A thorough reference for state aid practitioners handling sector-specific notifications.

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