CONTENTS
List of Sponsors
Table of Cases
INTRODUTION

PANEL ONE: POLICY OBJECTIVES, ENFORCEMENT TOOLS AND ACTORS, TYPES OF ABUSES, THE CASE OF EXCESSIVE PRICING
1 PANEL DISCUSSION
Introductory Statement by Mano Monti
Discussion
2 Working Papers
I John Fmgleton: De-Monopolising Ireland
II Eleanor M. Fox: Abuse of Dominance and Monopolisation: How to Protect Competition Without Protecting Competitors
III Nicholas Green: Problems in the Identfication of Excessive Prices. The United Kingdom Experience in the Light of NAPP
IV Massimo Motta and Alexandre de Streel: Excessive Pricing and Price Squeeze under EU Law
V Robert Pitofsky: Policy Objectives of Competition Law and Enforcement
VI Hans-Jürgen Ruppelt: Abuse Control - Objectives, Restrictive Practices and Institutions
VII John Vickers: How Does the Prohibition of Abuse of Dominance Fit with the Rest of Competition Policy?

PANEL TWO: PRICING ABUSES (OTHER THAN EXCESSIVE PRICING)
1 PANEL DISCUSSION
2 Working Papers
I Einer Elhauge: Why Above Cost Price Cuts to Drive Out - Entrants Are not Predatory - And the Implications for Defining Costs and Market Power
II Calvin Goidman and Crystal L Witterick: Abuse of Dominam Position - The Ganadian Approach
III Luc Gyselen: Rebates - Competition on the Merits or Exclusionary Practice?
IV Santiago Martínez Lage and Rafael Allendesalazar: Community Policy on Discriminatory Pricing: A Practitioner's Perspective
V Petros C. Mavroidis and Damien J. Nevin: Bronner Kebab - Beyond Refusal to Deal and Duty to Cooperate
VI Robert O'Donoghue: Over-Regulating Lower Prices Time for a Rethink on Pricing Abuses under Árticle 82 EC
VII John Ratliff: Abuse of Dominant Position and Pricing Practices - A Practitioner 's Viewpoint
VIII Derek Ridyard: Article 82 EC Price Abuses Towards a More Economic Approach

PANEL THREE: NON-PRICING ABUSES
1 PANEL DISCURSSION
2 Working Papers
I lan S. Forrester: EC Competition Law as a Limitation on the Use of IP Rights in Europe - Is There a Reason to Panic?
II Cecilio Madero Viliarejo: Abuses of a Dominant Position in Information Technology Industries (IT)
III David S. Evans, Jorge A. Padiia and Michael A Salinger:A Pragmaric Ápproach to Identfying and Analysing Legitimate Tying Cases
IV James F. Rui and Mark C. Schechter: International Antitrust and Inteilectual Property: Global Dissonance and Convergence
V John F. Temple Lang: Anticompetitive Abuses under Article 82 Involving Inteilectual Property Rights

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