Following previous discussion events on rail transport, we are now debating scope and frontier of sector specific and competition regulation in railways.
The discussion will be kicked-off with the following points:
Keeping to one of FSR’s guiding principles, namely stakeholder involvement, this Forum will feature presentations from the representatives of the European Commission, Ministries, regulators, operators, international associations of stakeholders and academics.
For more information please contact FSR.transport@eui.eu
Introduction to the 3rd Florence Rail Forum – MATTHIAS FINGER
Sectoral Regulation and Competition Law: Theory and Practice – WOUTER DEVROE
Railway Regulation – A view from DG MOVE – THOMAS KAUFMANN
A comparision with the energy and telecommunications sector – GIORGIO MONTI
Railway Regulation – A view from a Ministry – CHRISTIAN DOBLER
Regulatory Needs of the Railway Sector – EDWARD CHRISTIE
Railway Regulation – A view from Independent Infrastructure Managers – ANA MALHEIRO
Railway Regulation – A view from Deutsche Bahn – ERIK STRAEBE
Railway Regulation – A view from the Swiss Federal Railways – MARKUS KERN
Competition Law and Regulation Law – A view from a Regulator – KARSTEN OTTE
Railway Infrastructure Access Charges – Why Competition Law does not work – JOCHEN MEULMAN
Railway Regulation – A view from the Swedish Competition Authority – GÖRAN KARRESKOG
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