Implementing a competition law system - Three Decades of Polish Experience
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Project PI/s
Professor Marek Martyniszyn
Other staff or partners
Dr Maciej Bernatt (University of Warsaw)
Project Description
This project constitued a critical investigation into implementation and development of competition law system in Poland. In this framework Professor Martyniszyn developed a methodology of availing of in-depth semi-structured interviews and working with a variety of data and statistics. In particular, this research benefitted from nearly 30 interviews with individuals who shaped the competition law system over nearly 30 years of its existence (including all former heads of the Polish competition agency, judges, leading practitioners, and agency advisors). Moreover, while relying on broader scholarship on new competition regimes and doctrinal research, this work drew on under-explored and newly collected data and statistics. It is the first such study of the Polish competition law system, or indeed of a recently matured competition law regime.
Further information is available on the project webpage.
Awarding Bodies
The project was generously supported by the Noble Foundation’s Programme on Modern Poland.
Further Information
The key project findings have been disseminated by means of a journal article: Marek Martyniszyn, Maciej Bernatt, Implementing a competition law system—Three Decades of Polish Experience, Journal of Antitrust Enforcement, forthcoming, https://doi.org/10.1093/jaenfo/jnz016 For the full project report see: https://www.ssrn.com/abstract=3391298 (free access via SSRN).