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4th Petar Šarcevic Conference on Competition and State Aid

March 5, 2015/in /by Thalia Kruger
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The fourth Petar Šarcevic international scientific conference is entitled EU Competition and State Aid Rules: Interaction between Public and Private Enforcement. Its aim is to explore the contemporary questions of antitrust law, in particular those arising in the context of public and private enforcement on the EU and national levels. The review of the recent practices in these areas is provided first hand from those involved in the decision-making process. Additionally, the focus is on the novelties related to the enactment of the Directive on Antitrust Damages Actions. Of interest to the readers of this blog is probably the last section of the conference dedicated to the private international law aspects.

The conference is to be held on 9-10 April 2015 in Rovinj, Croatia. More information is available at the conference website ps4conference.law.hr.

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