Webinar "Nuevos Retos del Derecho de Familia en una Sociedad Inclusiva y Global"
Universidad Pontificia Comillas ICADE
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Del 27/06/18 al 29/06/18
Universitat de València: Facultat de Dret Av. dels Tarongers, Valencia, España (mapa)
One of the most relevant and disruptive transformations of the current economic system is the existence of an increasing number of intermediation firms through which goods and services are marketed. Regardless of their correspondence to traditional markets, digital markets have earned a major role given the efficiency advantages they offer in the management of supply and demand. As a consequence of this digitalization, mature and traditional markets, where non-digital brokers played the role of intermediation agencies (travel market, short accommodation and hosting markets, tutoring lessons, housekeeping services, etc.) have witnessed an increase in their transactions. Ultimately, the most obvious and relevant result of the digitalization of the economy is the transformation of the role of intermediaries and their increasing status as fair, efficient and non-discriminatory competition guardians.
The social and economic significance of these new developments requires a comprehensive study of current and future problems –some of them new, some old- and an analysis of how traditional competition regulation of private markets tries to solve them. In many cases, some of these rules are outdated and need to be rethought. The question basically is: to what extent are the objectives of traditional competition law for intermediaries valid in the light of the new digital market (im)balance? These are some of the problems that need to be addressed:
Nicolo Zingales
Lecturer in Competition and Information Law (Sussex Law School)
Antitrust challenges in infomediary markets
Marc Realp i Campalans
Director general Autoritat Catalana de la Competència
Big Data peddling: The Data Driven Economy
Break
Bruno Carballa
Collaborative Economy and Data Economics Expert at Chronos (Paris)
To share or not to share data? The coopetitive dilemma of data sharing in mobility as a service platforms.
Marco Botta
Senior Research Fellow (MPI for Innovation and competition)
EU competition law remedies vis-à-vis exploitative conducts in the data economy. Exploring the terra incognita.
Lunch Break
Pedro Telles
Senior lecturer (Swansea University)
Abuse of dominant position enforcement: go quick or go home.
Serge Gijrath
Endowed professor of technology and telecommunications law Leiden University
Reconciling big data analytics contracts with digital platforms’ regulation
Short Presentation Topics
Big data & monopolisation, Digital brokerage & competition, Big data & Geo-blocking, Sharinf economy "> 28
Michal Gal
Full Professor, Faculty of law (University of Haifa) "> 10:15h - 11:00h
Michal Fehling
Full Professor, Chair of Public Law III - Public Law and Comparative Law (Bucerius University)
Chances and Limits of Regulated Self-Regulation Dealing with Digital Platforms in the Sharing Economy.
Break
Niamh Dunne
Assistant Professor of Law, Department of Law (London School of Economics)
Competition Law (and its Limits) in the Sharing Economy.
Samson Esayas
Doctoral Research Fellow Norwegian Research Center for Computers and Law (University of Oslo)
Privacy as a non-price competition parameter: theories of harm in mergers.
Lunch Break
Giuseppe Colangelo, Mariateresa Maggiolino
Associate professor of Commercial law (Bocconi University)
Data accumulation and the privacy-antitrust interface: insights from the Facebook case for the EU and US.
Stavros Makris, Alexandre Ruiz
PhD candidates (European University Institutr)
How to enforce antitrust in digital markets? An argument for experimentalism.
Short Presentation Topics
Big data & consumer discrimination, Algorithms & collusion, Big data "> 29
Ayse Gizem Yasar
PhD candidate (Sciences Po Law School)
Achieving symbiosis between disruptive innovation and merger control
Inge Graef
Asistant Professor (Tilburg Law School)
Algorithms and fairnesss: what role for competition law in targeting price discrimination towards end consumers?
Break
Pilar Canedo
Consejera de la CNMC, Profesora titular (University of Deusto)
Technologic development and legal and institutional reaction to change: Who has to lead the change and through which means?
Sofia Ranchordas
Chair of European and Comparative Public Law & Rosalind Franklin Fellow (University of Groningen)
Data-driven Regulation and Governance: Challenges ahead
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