Events

The following list compiles events which are organized or supported by MACCI. It does not include individual presentations which are part of either the Mannheim Competition Policy Forum (MCPF) or the Mannheim Law and Economics Forum (MALEF). Those are listed on separate pages.

Upcoming Events

  1. MaCCI Annual Conference // 11.03.2027

    2027 MaCCI Annual Conference

  2. Mannheim Competition Policy Forum (MCPF) // 26.11.2026

    Dynamic Competition, Innovation, and Global Challenges: Towards a New Framework for EU Merger Control

    Speaker: Daniele Calisti (European Commission) Location: University of Mannheim, Room S 031, in L7, 3-5
  3. Law and Economics Conference // 12.11.2026

    15th MaCCI Law & Economics Conference

  4. Mannheim Competition Policy Forum (MCPF) // 05.11.2026

    From Leniency to Data Screening: Modern Detection Mechanisms for Cartels

    Speaker: Christina Malz (Schilling, Zutt & Anschütz) Location: University of Mannheim, Room S 031, in L7, 3-5

Past Events

  1. Mannheim Competition Policy Forum (MCPF) // 25.10.2018

    Intra-Platform Competition on Hybrid E-Commerce Platforms like Amazon

    Speaker: Rainer Nitsche (E.CA Economics)
  2. Mannheim Competition Policy Forum (MCPF) // 27.09.2018

    5G Rollout and the Upcoming Spectrum Auction in Germany

    Speaker: Robert Schwinghammer (Telefónica Germany GmbH & Co. OHG)
  3. Mannheim Competition Policy Forum (MCPF) // 13.09.2018

    Competition Law Enforcement in a Digitalised World - How the Digital Economy Challenges Competition Policy and Enforcement

    Speaker: Birgit Krueger (Bundeskartellamt)
  4. Summer Institute in Competition Policy // 11.06.2018

    MaCCI Summer Institute on Competition Policy

    Kurhaus Trifels, Annweiler, Germany
  5. Mannheim Competition Policy Forum (MCPF) // 24.05.2018

    Optimal Non-Prosecution Agreements and the Reputational Effect of Convictions

    Speaker: Murat C. Mungan (George Mason University, Arlington)
  6. Mannheim Law & Economics Forum (MaLEF) // 24.05.2018

    Optimal Non-Prosecution Agreements and the Reputational Effect of Convictions