Big Tech Companies: a New Power in EU Competition Law

Course code
E06
Course fee (excl. housing)
Price
€500
Course Level
Advanced Bachelor

This course examines the power of big tech companies (Google, Meta, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft) and the concerns they raise in digital markets and society through the European competition law lens. It will introduce the theory of Modern Bigness, which rests on the premise that the power of big tech companies entangles economic, social, political and private elements thereby leading to challenges that cannot be fully grasped by existing competition law tools. Throughout the week, we will explore the main concepts of competition law (substantial, procedural and philosophical) and connect them to the themes of Modern Bigness.

For more information about Modern Bigness see: https://www.uu.nl/en/research/modern-bigness

MOBI summer school program 2023_0.pdf
Course director
Viktorija Morozovaite, Lisanne M.F. Hummel and Laura F. Lalikova

Costs

Course fee:
Price
€500
Included:
Fee covers
Course + course materials
Housing fee:
Housing cost
200
Housing provider:
Utrecht Summer School

Application


For this course you are required to upload the following documents when applying:

Motivation Letter
C.V.

Contact details

Viktorija Morozovaite | E: v.morozovaite@uu.nl

Registration

Application deadline: 
Registration deadline
16 June 2023