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Watch the videos below to find out more about the different events organised by UCL CLES, linked to our research programmes.
The CLES at UCL organises a number of events linked to its research programmes. It also supports the Competition Alternatives, a public engagement initiative launched by Professor Ioannis Lianos focusing on the challenges the fourth industrial revolution and the emergence of digital capitalism sets to competition law and policy.
Reforming Article 102 TFEU: A European Social Contract Approach?
On April 11th, the CLES in collaboration with the Inclusive Competition Forum organized an event on the Reform of Article 102 TFEU: A European Social Contract Approach with the participation of academics, policymakers, and stakeholders, to reflect on the current reform process for exclusionary abuses under Art. 102 TFEU but also more generally on the overall philosophy of the provision on abuse of dominance and the need to connect this with the broader principles and rights protected by the European Social Contract. A blog post with the summary of this event will be available soon.
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The Rise of Ecosystem Theories: Where are we after Microsoft/Activision and Booking/etraveli?
Ecosystems and competition law in theory and practice
Should competition law change its game?
Taming the Fourth Power Conference December 14th, 2018
Competition Law in the Digital Era: A BRICS Perspective