Readership: Legal practitioners, both non-specialists and specialists in intellectual property and competition law; in-house counsel; academics; post-graduate students; reference libraries.
Steven D. Anderman, Professor of Law, Essex University, and John Kallaugher, Partner, Latham & Watkins solicitors
Part IIntroduction 1: Introduction 2: The Development of the Regulatory Framework for IP Licensing in the EC Part IIThe New Framework for Analysis of IP Issues 3: The 'Modernisation' of EU Competition Law Enforcement - the New Analytical Paradigm for Applying Article 81 Analytical Paradigm for Applying Article 81 4: Applying the Economics-based Approach to Article 81: Assessing Competitive Harm and Economic Benefit 5: IP Licensing under the New Paradigm 6: Market Definition Part IIIApplying the Methodology to Agreements Under the New Rules 7: 'Vertical' Agreements for Technology Transfer between 'Non-competitors' 8: Licensing between Competitors 9: Cooperative Development and Exploitation of Technology - Standard Setting; Technology Pools; and Joint Research and Development 10: Technology Licensing and Article 82 Appendices A: The Main Features of the New Technology Transfer Regulation B: Technology Transfer Block Exemption Regulation C: Commission Notice Guidelines on the application of Article 81 of the EC Treaty to technology transfer agreements (2004/C 101/02)
