Procedural Fairness in Competition Proceedings

Pt. I. FAIRNESS AND EFFECTIVENESS IN ANTITRUST PROCEEDINGS -- 1. Substance and process in competition law and enforcement. Why we should care if it's not fair / Caron Beaton-Wells -- 2. Effectiveness through fairness? 'Due process' as an institutional precondition for effective decentralized EU competition law enforcement / Pieter Van Cleynenbreugel -- 3. 'Human rights' protection for corporate antitrust defendants: are we not going overboard? / Francisco Marcos -- 4. The emergence of a WTO antitrust jurisprudence through cross-fertilization from other international antitrust institutions: the case for procedural fairness as a necessary precondition / Amedeo Arena -- pt. II. RIGHT TO DEFENSE AND RIGHT TO BE HEARD -- 5. Competition enforcement: a look at inspections / Maria De Benedetto -- 6. The role of the Hearing Officer in antitrust cases. A critical assessment of the new mandate and practice after 2011 / Giacomo Di Federico -- 7. An elusive convergence -- rights of defence in competition matters in the jurisprudence of the CJEU / Krystyna Kowalik-Banczyk -- 8. Into the parallel universe: procedural fairness in private litigation after the Damages Directive / Clifford A. Jones -- 9. Fairness in state aid procedure: a contribution to the debate on the right to participate / Petra Joanna Pipkova -- pt. III. RIGHT TO JUDICIAL REVIEW -- 10. Competition law enforcement: administrative versus judicial systems / Daniel Zimmer -- 11. The fairness debate in the U.S. / Albert Foer -- 12. The right of fair trial in competition law proceedings: quo vadis the courts of the new EU Member States? / Alexandr Svetlicinii -- 13. Deferential standard of judicial review in the light of Article 6 of the ECHR / Maciej Bernatt.