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SUMMARY:Digital Markets\, AI\, and the Future of Competition Law - Call for Papers
DESCRIPTION:Call for Papers\nXLVI Competition Law Scholars Forum Workshop (CLaSF)\nDigital Markets\, AI\, and the Future of Competition Law\nFriday 25 September 2026\nRoma Tre University Law School\nThe Competition Law Scholars Forum (CLASF) is pleased to announce its XLVI workshop\, focusing on digital markets\, artificial intelligence (AI) and the future of competition law. The workshop takes place at a particularly timely moment\, as the rapid emergence of AI technologies\, the enforcement of digital markets regulation\, and the competitive dynamics in data-driven markets pose increasingly complex challenges for competition law and policy. \nWe welcome papers addressing this broad theme from doctrinal\, economic\, comparative\, or policy-oriented perspectives. Topics of particular interest include (but are not limited to): \n\nAlgorithmic pricing and collusion;\nAgentic AI and the integration of AI services;\nThe application of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) to AI systems;\nThe enforcement of the DMA;\nDigital mergers\, including acqui-hiring; and\,\nCompetition issues related to data centres.\n\nAs always\, we welcome contributions from early-career and established researchers\, as well as practitioners and policy-makers. The Workshop is in-person only and will be held in Rome at the University of Roma Tre Law School. \nPlease submit abstracts of no more than 1\,000 words by Friday 3 July 2026 to Professor Barry Rodger <barry.j.rodger@strath.ac.uk>\nDecisions will be communicated by Friday 17 July 2026. \nPapers will be presented and discussed in a workshop format with designated commentators. \nA draft of the presentation or paper should be submitted one week prior to the workshop. Selected papers may be considered for publication in the Competition Law Review\, a fully refereed academic law journal. \n  \n  \n
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