Iron Curtain at the Border: Gazprom and the Russian Blocking Order to Prevent the Extraterritoriality of EU Competition Law
P. Sean Morris
Abstract
P. Sean Morris
Abstract
As competition lawyers will face an emerging competition policy in Russia it is crucial that they have a knowledge and background of some of the more complex areas in competition enforcement concerning Russia such as the blocking order that is vital to competition law investigations and enforcement. To this end the readers of this article will find it informative and gain a richer understanding of the emerging Russian competition law.
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As competition lawyers will face an emerging competition policy in Russia it is crucial that they have a knowledge and background of some of the more complex areas in competition enforcement concerning Russia such as the blocking order that is vital to competition law investigations and enforcement. To this end the readers of this article will find it informative and gain a richer understanding of the emerging Russian competition law.
Key concepts: Extraterritoriality, Competition (biology), Enforcement, Competition law, Order (exchange), Blocking (statistics), International trade, Business