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"The problem of objectives pursued by the state under the application of the Market Economy Investor Principle (MEIP)"
Ignacio Herrera Anchustegui participates at UACES 45th Annual Conference
Professor Geoff Scott of Penn State University in the United States has very recently visited the faculty.
Four members of BECCLE represented our center at the 9th CLEEN Workshop organized this year by the Tilburg Law and Economics Center of the University of Tilburg, The Netherlands.
Tore Lunde has published an article in Nordiskt Immateriellt Rättsskydd 1/2015 p 127-137: An overview of the Draft Directive on the Protection of Undisclosed Know-how and Business Information (Trade Secrets), COM(2013) 813. Protection of Trade Secrets in Norway in the Light of the Proposed Directive.
Norway implemented changes into the financing of the Analysis Centre Trondheim as required by the EFTA Surveillance Authority, ESA
Konkurrensverket is investigating whether the Municipality of Falun acted in line with the Public procurement rules when co-organising the 2015 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships
Another case of cross-subsidisation, existing aid and appropriate measures
Ingrid’s article ‘Kor fritt står nasjonale styresmakter til å regulere eigen konkurranse i den indre marknad?’ is forthcoming in the Norwegian journal Tidsskrift for Forretningsjus (TFF)
The criteria of presence of state resources, selectivity and effect on trade under Articles 107(1) TFEU and 61(1) EEA in Case C-518/13 The Queen, on the application of Eventech Ltd v Parking Adjudicator.
At Bergen Center for Competition Law and Economics we are proud to announce the first annual BECCLE competition policy conference with key note speeches by David Bailey, Joe Harrington and Patrick Rey.
Research Fellow Ignacio Herrera Anchustegui and Albert Sánchez Graells, Senior Lecturer in Commercial Law, University of Leicester, have just completed a working paper on the new rules on centralisation and occasional procurement under articles 37-39 of Directive 2014/24.
The two articles on the application of the principle of proportionality in EU/EEA-Law by the Nordic national courts and the principle of state liability in EU/EEA-law, thouches upon the core of two of today’s challenges applying EEA-Law

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