Técnicas de Derecho Internacional Privado (un método conflictual) para el control de prácticas anticompetitivas de alcance transfronterizo
The main purpose of this dissertation is to demonstrate that Private International Law must evolve alongside its object of regulation: relations of international or foreign nature. International antitrust practices, which are composed by such type of relations, have been taken as the focus of this r...
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2013
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| Urunga tuihono: | http://hdl.handle.net/10872/4785 |
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| Whakarāpopototanga: | The main purpose of this dissertation is to demonstrate that Private International Law must evolve alongside its object of regulation: relations of international or foreign nature. International antitrust practices, which are composed by such type of relations, have been taken as the focus of this research given that economic agents, whose registered offices are found in diverse sovereign States, are nowadays acting in concert to produce negative effects in many national markets to increase their profit or to obtain economic advantages. Today there is no control whatsoever over these international anti-competitive practices. The International Community does not count on a universal authority empowered to regulate or execute any decision regarding these matters, upon all sovereign States affected at once. |
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