COMIPinDigiMarkts2023
Digitalization and sustainability have been identified as a top priority in the EU’s Green Deal to ensure a truly competitive and sustainable digital single market. This strategy not only feeds into the competitiveness of the EU, but it will also ensure the entry and sustainability of a diverse set of market players in the internal market. This is also expected to have a positive spill-over effect to address the ever emerging geopolitical challenges.
Different interests can be balanced and attained only in a freely functioning internal market, where firms compete on the merits, and any anti-competitive effects are addressed in a timely manner. Considering the role of innovation to facilitate a sustainable and digital future, this conference assesses the role of innovation laws, namely, IP and competition laws, to facilitate EU’s green and digital transition. In light of the multi-disciplinary nature of the debate, the issue merits discussion from a comparative and cross-disciplinary perspective. To know more and follow the latest updates, have a look at our video and follow the LinkedIn page HERE.
- Venue: Faculty of Law (Bouillonstraat 1, Maastricht)
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Programme on 22 June
09.00h | Registration & welcome coffee |
09.30h | Welcome Note by Michael Faure |
09.45h | Plenary Session 1: Green & Geopolitical Considerations |
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10.45h | Coffee Break |
11.15h | Parallel Session 2.1: Choice of Legal Instruments for a Sustainable Transition |
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11.15 | Parallel Session 2.2: Digital Impact on Competition & Distribution |
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12.45h | Lunch Break |
13.45h | Plenary Session 3: Green & Digital Transition: What role for IP & Competition law? |
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15.30h | Coffee Break |
16.45h | Plenary Session 4: Artificial Intelligence, IP and Competition: An Economic Perspective |
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18.30 | End of day 1 |
Programme on 23 June
09.00h | Parallel Session 5.1: Legal Pluralism and Computational Antitrust for Digital Transition |
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09.00h | Parallel Session 5.2: Personal Data, Data Protection and Competition in the Digital Economy |
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09.00h | Parallel Session 5.3: Green & Digital Transition – Sustainability Considerations |
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10.30h | Coffee Break |
11.00h | Plenary Session 6: Emerging issues in Green & Digital Transition |
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12.45h |
Lunch |
13.45h | Parallel Session 7.1: Green & Digital deal’s Macro Dimensions |
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13.45h | Parallel Session 7.2: Digital Dilemmas & Multi-Level Governance |
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13.45h | Parallel Session 7.3: Emerging Issues in IP, Data and Competition |
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15.15h | Note of thanks, and road ahead for COM&IP Insights by Kalpana Tyagi |
15.30h | End |
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