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when
11 July 2022
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15 July 2022
15 July 2022
language
English
duration
1 week
credits
1.5 EC
fee
EUR 650
registration deadline
1 June 2022
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Utrecht, Netherlands
Modern Bigness: Connecting the Dots between Big Tech and European Competition Law
when
11 July 2022
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15 July 2022
language
English
duration
1 week
credits
1.5 EC
fee
EUR 650
This course will examine the power of big tech companies (Google, Meta, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft) and the concerns they raise in digital markets and society through the European competition law lens. It will introduce the theory of Modern Bigness, which rests on the premise that the power of big tech companies entangles economic, social, political and private elements thereby leading to challenges that cannot be fully grasped by existing competition law tools. Throughout the week, we will explore the main concepts of competition law (substantial, procedural and philosophical) and connect them to the themes of Modern Bigness.
Course leader
Viktorija Morozovaite, Lisanne M.F. Hummel and Laura F. Lalikova
Fee info
EUR 650: Course fee
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