The Brussels School of Competition (BSC) is a non-profit organisation based in Brussels, with a mission to foster education, compliance and research in the field of competition law and economics. It is organised under the auspices of the Federation of Enterprises in Belgium (FEB).
03/04/2012
Brussels, 9th May 2012 : Costs in Competition Law Conference
In line with the interdisciplinary spirit of the BSC, this event attempts to “blend” competition law and economics. Under each selected topic (see agenda), it thus brings together a team of one lawyer and one economist, who will seek to provide an integrated perspective on the issue.
Amongst other things, this seminar intends to review recent case-law developments, in particular the recent judgments handed down by the EU Courts in the Post Danmark (C-209/10) and Telefónica (T-336/07) cases.
This event, held in English, is a joint initiative of the BSC and of the Institute for European Legal Studies (IEJE) of the University of Liege (ULg).
Contact us at info@brusselsschoolofcompetition.eu
ONLINE REGISTRATION FORM
(Please note that the language choice (fr/nl) is for internal accounting purposes only.)
26/02/2012
Registration 2012-2013
Since 2010, as part of its educational mission, the BSC has been hosting a specialised course on EU competition law and economics. The edition 2012-2013 will start on Friday, 28th September 2012.
Download the application form, print it out, fill in and return to Mr. Charles Gheur.
By e-mail : info@brusselsschoolofcompetition.eu
By fax : +32 (0) 2 515 09 85
By post : Rue Ravenstein 4, 1000 Brussels
22/02/2012
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Book : Vertical Restraints And Distribution Agreements Under EU Competition Law |
The BSC has the pleasure to announce you the publication of its book on Vertical Restraints And Distribution Agreements Under EU Competition Law. This book provides an exhaustive analysis of both EU Regulation 330/2010 and the Guidelines on Vertical Restraints, it also contains valuable contributions by eminent lawyers and economists”.
Edited by Pr. Nicolas PETIT (ULg) and Charles GHEUR (FEB-VBO).
Foreword by Jacques H.J. Bourgeois.
Click here to order
01/07/2011





