Analyse de la libéralisation des industries de réseaux au travers de la jurisprudence du Conseil de la Concurrence Français

SUMMARY THE FRENCH CONSEIL DE LA CONCURRENCE AND THE LIBERALISATION OF PUBLIC UTILITIES. A CASE-LAW ANALYSIS The purpose of this paper is to underline the role of independent agencies, such as the French Competition Council, in the liberalisation process of public utilities. In a sector like el...

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Autore principale: Marty, Frédéric
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spelling cairn-RIDE_184_0435RIDERevue internationale de droit économique https://droit.cairn.info/revue-internationale-de-droit-economique-2004-4-page-435?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/ride.184.0435 Analyse de la libéralisation des industries de réseaux au travers de la jurisprudence du Conseil de la Concurrence Français Marty, Frédéric2004 concurrenceéconomique du droitéralisation économique par la jurisprudencefre Revue internationale de droit économique | t. XVIII4 | 4 | 2004-11-01 | p. 435-460 | 1010-8831 RIDE_18464 SUMMARY THE FRENCH CONSEIL DE LA CONCURRENCE AND THE LIBERALISATION OF PUBLIC UTILITIES. A CASE-LAW ANALYSIS The purpose of this paper is to underline the role of independent agencies, such as the French Competition Council, in the liberalisation process of public utilities. In a sector like electricity, the shift in the legal framework is, in our view, less induced by the legislative acts than by the case-law produced by the Council decisions. In an institutionnalist approach, jurisprudence could be seen as one of the main source of law in regulation matters. The questions addressed by government, legislative bodies or constituted interests to the Council or the contentious actions initiated by economic actors play a significant role in the work of precision and enforcement of the public regulation. In our hypothesis, such actions, which use the law as a set of resources, in order to defend or to promote specific economic interests, could be one of the sources of an « automatic judicial regulation process ». We have built and analysed an exhaustive data base constituted by the decisions, opinions and interim measures of the French Competition Council, relative to electricity and public utilities, from 1996 to 2002. Descriptive data analyses enable us to appreciate the particularities of the liberalisation of electricity, comparing to the case of telecommunications. This analysis allows us to formulate the hypothesis of a relay race in the claims to the Council, from the State, to the regulation commission and finally to competitors, which could explain the dynamic of « automatic judicial regulation process ».Cairn free access
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topic concurrence
économique du droit
éralisation économique par la jurisprudence
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économique du droit
éralisation économique par la jurisprudence
Marty, Frédéric
Analyse de la libéralisation des industries de réseaux au travers de la jurisprudence du Conseil de la Concurrence Français
topic_facet concurrence
économique du droit
éralisation économique par la jurisprudence
description SUMMARY THE FRENCH CONSEIL DE LA CONCURRENCE AND THE LIBERALISATION OF PUBLIC UTILITIES. A CASE-LAW ANALYSIS The purpose of this paper is to underline the role of independent agencies, such as the French Competition Council, in the liberalisation process of public utilities. In a sector like electricity, the shift in the legal framework is, in our view, less induced by the legislative acts than by the case-law produced by the Council decisions. In an institutionnalist approach, jurisprudence could be seen as one of the main source of law in regulation matters. The questions addressed by government, legislative bodies or constituted interests to the Council or the contentious actions initiated by economic actors play a significant role in the work of precision and enforcement of the public regulation. In our hypothesis, such actions, which use the law as a set of resources, in order to defend or to promote specific economic interests, could be one of the sources of an « automatic judicial regulation process ». We have built and analysed an exhaustive data base constituted by the decisions, opinions and interim measures of the French Competition Council, relative to electricity and public utilities, from 1996 to 2002. Descriptive data analyses enable us to appreciate the particularities of the liberalisation of electricity, comparing to the case of telecommunications. This analysis allows us to formulate the hypothesis of a relay race in the claims to the Council, from the State, to the regulation commission and finally to competitors, which could explain the dynamic of « automatic judicial regulation process ».
author Marty, Frédéric
author_facet Marty, Frédéric
author_sort Marty, Frédéric
title Analyse de la libéralisation des industries de réseaux au travers de la jurisprudence du Conseil de la Concurrence Français
title_short Analyse de la libéralisation des industries de réseaux au travers de la jurisprudence du Conseil de la Concurrence Français
title_full Analyse de la libéralisation des industries de réseaux au travers de la jurisprudence du Conseil de la Concurrence Français
title_fullStr Analyse de la libéralisation des industries de réseaux au travers de la jurisprudence du Conseil de la Concurrence Français
title_full_unstemmed Analyse de la libéralisation des industries de réseaux au travers de la jurisprudence du Conseil de la Concurrence Français
title_sort analyse de la libéralisation des industries de réseaux au travers de la jurisprudence du conseil de la concurrence français
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