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  <tableOfContents>1. Theorising competition regulation : a critical political economy perspective -- 2. The origins of European competition regulation I : national level developments -- 3. The origins of European competition regulation II : the supranational level -- 4. European competition regulation in the era of embedded liberalism -- 5. The neoliberalisation of European competition regulation -- 6. Consolidating neoliberalism : European competition regulation from the 1990s onwards -- 7. EC competition regulation at the dawn of century : modernisation, contestation and crisis -- 8. The neoliberal crusade for bilateral and multilateral competition rules.</tableOfContents>
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