Información General

• Autores: Panagiotis Delimatsis (coord.), Giorgio Monti (coord.)
• Editores: Hart Publishing
• Año de publicación: 2026
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 978-1-50999-194-5, 978-1-50999-193-8
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Resumen

• This book explores the evolution of EU economic law through an analysis of regulatory spaces in various fields of EU economic regulation.

  Regulatory space, a concept used by Professor Leigh Hancher whose academic work this edited volume celebrates, is a metaphor that allows for a reconceptualisation of regulatory processes in EU economic law. It calls for a critical reflection of the limits of law in regulating economic activity but also identifies public rulemaking and enforcement as just two means of governance.

  This carefully curated selection of original contributions by leading experts in EU law, policy, and practice identifies the multiple regulatory spaces in areas such as competition policy, energy regulation, and State aid whereby organisational relationships, contestation, and negotiation among different public and private economic actors shape the contemporary EU regulatory landscape.

  Contributors analyse the challenges of regulatory design and the fundamentals of regulatory reform, the role of regulatory agencies, the evolving regulatory space in emerging sectors, interactions of public and private authority in various policy domains, including digital platforms and energy regulation, and the impact of recent legal and political developments on the EU regulatory landscape.

  Combining theoretical insight with practical analysis, EU Law and Regulatory Spaces is an essential resource for academics, practitioners, and policymakers seeking to understand the future trajectory of regulation and governance within the EU.

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Listado de artículos

• • EU Law and Regulatory Spaces - An Introduction

    Panagiotis Delimatsis, Giorgio Monti

    págs. 1-8

    

  • PART I CROSS-CUTTING THEMES ON EU LAW : CONTESTED REGULATORY SPACES

    • Regulatory Space and Twenty-first-Century Dynamics

      Pierre Larouche

      págs. 11-30

      

    • A Shared Regulatory Space to Advance the EU Internal Market : The Evolution of the European Standardisation System

      Panagiotis Delimatsis

      págs. 31-49

      

    • The Dark Side of the Internal Market

      Sacha Prechal

      págs. 51-61

      

    • A Tale of Two Regulatory Regimes : Telecoms vs Digital Platforms

      Peter Alexiadis

      págs. 63-105

      

  • PART II REGULATORY SPACES IN EU COMPETITION AND STATE AID LAW

    • Competition vs. Sector-Specific Regulation in the Digital Space : Old Wine in New Bottles?

      Damien Geradin, Daniel Mandrescu

      págs. 109-122

      

    • FRAND Access to App Store - Perspectives on Article 6(12) DMA

      Paul Lugard

      págs. 123-141

      

    • Mismanaging the Relationship between Railway Regulation and EU Competition Law

      Giorgio Monti

      págs. 143-158

      

    • Corporate Accountability in EU Competition Law

      Wolf Sauter

      págs. 159-177

      

    • A Next Generation of State Aid Splurge? Some Reflections on the Thin Line between Spending EU Money and State Aid Control

      Andrea Biondi

      págs. 179-190

      

    • The Principle of Non-Discrimination in State Aid Law

      Juan Jorge Piernas López

      págs. 191-207

      

  • PART III REGULATORY SPACES IN ENERGY LAW

    • The Evolving Roles of the State and the Markets in EU Energy Law Policy

      Kaisa Huhta

      págs. 211-226

      

    • Energy Regulation : Differences with Energy Law and Energy Justice

      Íñigo del Guayo Castiella

      págs. 227-240

      

    • Regulating Anticipatory Investments in Electricity Grids : The Example of Hybrid Offshore Wind Grid Solutions

      Catherine Banet

      págs. 241-256

      

    • Organising the Court of Justice's Case Law on Independence of Energy Regulators with the Regulatory Space Concept

      Francesco Salerno

      págs. 257-268

      

    • Navigating the Financial Landscape of the Dutch Green Energy Transition

      Shanya Ruhela, Saskia Lavrijssen

      págs. 269-287

      

    • From Natural Gas to Hydrogen : Rethinking EU Infraestructure Access

      Miguel Martínez-Rodríguez, Malgorzata Sadowska

      págs. 289-312