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Zusatztext The nineteen essays included in this book each deal in depth with specific problems arising in the area of state aid law and thus, offer a good overview on a rich variety of issues...The book offers a valuable analysis of the various remedies and enforcement issues arising in the field of state aid...A rewarding and informative book. The contributions are well researched and carefully reasoned. Informationen zum Autor Andrea Biondi is Lecturer in Law and Co-Director of the Centre of European Law at King's College London.Piet Eeckhout is Professor of European Law and Director of the Centre of European Law, King's College London.James Flynn is a Barrister of Brick Court Chambers, London and Brussels. Klappentext EC state aid law represents an increasingly important part of EC competition law. The case law at national and European levels is growing rapidly, both in quantity and importance. Significant and increasingly frequent legislative and regulatory measures have been adopted at the European levelin this field. There are various reasons for this developing EU focus on public intervention in the economy, however the fundamental and primary rational is the completion of the internal market, and the pressure which that brings for liberalization and privatization. This volume analyzes the concept of aid andexamines fundamental questions concerning the scope of state aid law. It also offers a comparison with WTO provisions on subsidies and looks at EEA and applicant states' state aid regimes. It then focuses upon selected areas of state aid law and policy. The final part of the book is devoted to anassessment of the system of remedies and enforcement both at the EU and national level. The contributors to this volume come from a wide variety of backgrounds: they include academics, practitioners, the judiciary, and Government representatives at both national and EU level. Zusammenfassung State aid policy is based upon the principle of European Community supervision of assistance granted by member states. It threatens to distort competition by favouring certain undertakings or production of certain goods. This book deals with the question how a balance can be struck between trade liberalization and the State's role in the economy. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction PART I: General Issues 1: R. Plender: Definition of Aid 2: C. Ahlborn: The Economics of State Aids 3: M. Keppenne: State Aids and the Financing of Services of General Interest 4: Dr. A. Biondi and Prof. P. Eeckhout: State Aids and Barriers to Trade 5: M. Rehbinder: The European Commission Policy 6: Prof. A. Fornalczyk: State Aids and Enlargement 7: M. Sanchez Rydelski: The EEA State aid regime: 'Small brother is watching you' 8: L. Rubini: The Legal Regime of Subsidies in WTO Law 9: M. Slotboom: The 'cost-to-government' doctrine in the WTO 10: C. Quigley: State Aid and Taxation PART II: Selected Areas of State Aid Law 11: Dr K. Adamantopolous: State Aids and Public Undertakings 12: M. Friend: State Aid and Financial Institutions 13: Judge C. Malinconico: State Aid in the Energy Sector 14: Professor T. Joris: State Aid and Public Broadcasting PART III: Remedies and Enforcement 15: L. Flynn: The Role of the European Courts 16: Sir Jeremy Lever KCMG QC: Some Procedural Conundrums in State Aids Law 17: Prof M. Ross: Decentralized Enforcement of State Aid Law: General Observations 18: J. Flynn: The Role of National Courts 19: K. Bacon: Substantive Issues of State Aid in a National Context 20: Hon. Sir S. Silber: A View from the Bench ...
