The Limits of Competition LawMarkets and Public Services

Tony Prosser

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Introduction : setting the scene -- Competition law, citizenship rights, and social solidarity -- The UK approach to competition law and public services -- Regulation and the new UK public service law -- The continental tradition of public service -- Public service and European Community law -- Services of general interest, the commission, and reform -- European liberalization and public service obligations -- Public service broadcasting : a special case.

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