Right to damages under EU competition law from Courage v Crehan to the White Paper and beyond

Includes bibliographical references (p. [367]-388) and index.

Competition law and enforcement -- Commission initiatives : from the deringer report to the modernization regulation -- The rise of the right to damages -- Developing the union right to damages -- The concept of liability, legal basis and fault -- Damage, damages and causation -- Nullity -- Restitution -- Pass-on, indirect pruchasers and antitrust injury : 'the right plaintiff' under US law -- The 'right plaintiff' under EU law -- The 'binding effect' of commission decision -- The binding effect of decisions of national authorities -- Legislating the right to damages -- General conclusions and a possible additional option.