Regulating Cartels in Europe: A Study of Legal Control of Corporate Delinquency

Christopher Harding · Julian M. Joshua

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INTRODUCTION: TALKING ABOUT CARTELS: THE MAIN ELEMENTS OF ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION I. Business Cartels0: Sleeping with the Enemy III. Cartels in Europe 1870-1945: Das Kartellproblem IV. Cartels in Europe 1945-70: From Registrable Agreement to Concerted Practice V. A Narrative of Cartel Enforcement in Europe, 1970 to the Present Time VI. Proof of Cartel Delinquency: Fashioning the European Cartel Off VII. Judicial of Cartel Control: Testing the Evidence and Due Process VIII. Negotiating Guilt: Leniency and Breaking the Code of Silence IX. Sanctions : Dealing with Business Delinquency X. Cartel Law in the Twenty-First Century: Globalized and Criminal

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