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Competition law and policy in the Middle East
Author
Title
Competition law and policy in the Middle East [electronic resource] / Maher M. Dabbah.
ISBN
9780511367595
0511367597
9780521869089
0521869080
9781107405318
1107405319
Published
Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2007.
Physical Description
1 online resource (xxii, 343 pages)
Summary
A comprehensive account of the development of competition law and policy in the Middle East.
Other formats
Print version: Dabbah, Maher M. Competition law and policy in the Middle East. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2007
Format
Books / Online
Language
English
Added to Catalog
October 02, 2013
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Contents
Cover
Contents
Preface
List of Abbreviations
1 Introduction
146;1 The Middle East in geographic terms
146;2 Geographical coverage of the book
146;3 The global significance of the Middle East
146;4 Sharpening the focus
146;5 The foundations of competition law and policy in the Middle East
146;6 The five issues
146;646;1 Foreign direct investment
146;646;2 Economic growth and poverty
146;646;3 Corporate governance
146;646;4 Institutional structure and design
146;646;5 Competition advocacy
146;7 Regional cooperation58; past44; present and future
146;8 Relationship with the European Community
146;9 Relationship with EFTA States
146;10 A book on competition law and policy in the Middle East
2 The relationship between Islam and competition law and policy
246;1 The relationship58; a myth or reality63;
246;2 Setting the scene58; competition law and Islamic roots
246;3 The role of competition law and policy in an economy
246;4 Competition law and policy in an Islamic economy
246;446;1 The Quran
246;446;2 The source of Ejtihad
246;5 The role of competition law in Islam58; the components
246;546;1 The value of trade and competition
246;546;2 Pricing practices and policies
246;546;3 Abuse of dominance and collusion
246;6 Enforcement58; the principle and institution of Hisba
246;646;1 The origins of Hisba
246;646;2 The institutional structure of Hisba
246;646;3 Expansion and demise of Hisba
246;646;4 Hisba Bill in Pakistan
246;7 Conclusions
3 Israel58; the regions oldest competition law
346;1 The origins of competition law in Israel58; the 1959 Law
346;2 From the 1959 Law to the 1988 Law and beyond
346;3 The path towards effective enforcement
346;4 The treatment of different business phenomena58; scope and limitations
346;446;1 Restrictive arrangements
346;446;2 Monopolies and monopolists
346;446;3 The regulation of mergers
346;5 Institutional structure
346;546;1 The Israel Antitrust Authority
346;546;2 The Restrictive Business Practices Tribunal
346;546;3 The Exemptions and Mergers Committee
346;546;4 Minister of Industry44; Trade and Labour
346;546;5 Other bodies and individuals
346;6 Orders and penalties
346;7 Role of third parties
346;8 Competition advocacy
346;9 International outlook and activities
346;946;1 Consulting foreign experiences
346;946;2 Participation in international organisations
346;946;3 Links with the EC and the EFTA States
346;946;4 Cooperation with the USA
346;10 Reflections
346;1046;1 Ex ante regulation v46; competition
346;1046;2 The problematic government47;business relationship
346;1046;3 Gaps in the Law
346;1046;4 The issue of discretion
346;1046;5 Protecting competitors
346;1046;6 Non45;competition considerations
346;1046;7 Should the 1988 Law be replaced63;
4 Turkey58; a European dream from the other side of the border
446;1 Arriving at the competition law scene58; economic44; political and social dynamics
446;2 The Law on the Protection of Competition
446;246;1 Aims44; scope and nature
446;246.
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