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“Public Enforcement” y descentralización en la aplicación de las normas de libre competencia en la Comunidad Europea y en España

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El libro analiza y evalúa la evolución de la aplicación de la normativa antitrust en la Unión Europea y en España, que se dirige desde el terreno tradicional afín con un sistema centralizado y público en cabeza de la Comisión Europea hacia uno de carácter más moderno y renovado, vigente en la actualidad, en el cual la descentralización de la aplicación normativa se ha extendido de forma escalonada, hasta involucrar, en una red de cooperación de carácter supranacional –que es, en opinión del autor, la base principal de un sistema de aplicación y colaboración internacional en materia de libre competencia–, a las autoridades nacionales de competencia de los países miembros de la Comunidad Europea; e incluso, a Enforcement Bodies de naturaleza “privada” como los órganos jurisdiccionales nacionales y los árbitros, que sin ser parte de la Red de Autoridades Públicas de Competencia o de alguna “entidad colegiada” formal y funcionalmente constituida en los instrumentos comunitarios cooperan en la conexión interinstitucional y favorecen la integración de las tareas de aplicación de los artículos 101 y 102 del Tratado de Funcionamiento de la Unión Europea.

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  • Jesús Alfonso Soto Pineda, 2014. "“Public Enforcement” y descentralización en la aplicación de las normas de libre competencia en la Comunidad Europea y en España," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, volume 1, number 718, October.
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