1st Edition
The Limits of European State Aid Law A Critical Account of the Acquis
Introduction
Part I
1. Analysing State Aid Law and Its Control System in a Complex World – The Research Perspective
2. The Concept of State Aid
Part II
3. The Ambiguous Classification of Entities Engaged in Both Economic and Non-Economic Activities
4. The Questionable Cumulative Character of the Imputability and State Resources Criteria
5. The Unrealistic Assumptions in the Market Economy Operator Test
6. State Aid and Taxation - An Unsolvable Conundrum?
Part III
7. The Inadequate Standard for Assessing the Economic Effects of State Aid
8. The Misinterpretation of Market Failures
Final Remarks
Biography
Jakub Kociubiński is a Professor at the Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics, University of Wrocław, Poland. His research interests revolve around EU State aid law, transport regulation—particularly air transport, including public service obligations—and European responses to foreign economic expansion, with a focus on China’s Belt and Road Initiative.
