The resilience of sector-specific regulation in the liberalized sectors: structural necessities or institutional inertias?

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Boeger, N. and Corkin, J. 2013. The resilience of sector-specific regulation in the liberalized sectors: structural necessities or institutional inertias? in: Heide-Jørgensen, C., Neergaard, U., Poulsen, S. and Bergqvist, C. (ed.) Aims and Values in Competition Law Djoef.

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Chapter title	The resilience of sector-specific regulation in the liberalized sectors: structural necessities or institutional inertias?
Authors	Boeger, N. and Corkin, J.
Research Group	Law and Politics
Book title	Aims and Values in Competition Law
Editors	Heide-Jørgensen, C., Neergaard, U., Poulsen, S. and Bergqvist, C.
Publisher	Djoef
Hardcover	9788757427998
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Print	2013
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Deposited	23 Oct 2013
Output status	Published
Web address (URL)	http://www.djoef-forlag.dk/da/boeger/a/aims-and-values-in-competition-law
Language	English

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