Qian Li Knihy

Focusing on the microstructure and properties of plant fibers, this book explores their role in creating eco-friendly, fiber-reinforced composites. It details the manufacturing processes, mechanical behaviors, and engineering applications of these materials, emphasizing their renewability and biodegradability. By integrating theory with practical applications, it serves as a valuable resource for students and professionals in fields like aerospace and automotive engineering, aiming to advance the design of sustainable composites.

Although more jurisdictions have converted to competition-based merger control rules, public interest considerations, i. e., non-competition-related considerations, still play a significant role. This work examines and compares their roles in merger control of the USA, the EU and China. These considerations have been taken into account in all three jurisdictions but to varying degrees. The convergence of the US and EU to the consumer welfare path has created international competition norms that public interest considerations would not be accepted to a high degree. Such norms might be challenged by China that has adopted a development path. Finally, this work proposes a three-approach regime to rationalize public interest considerations.

China; Deutschland; Protokollverlesung; nachträgliches Zeugnisverweigerungsrecht; Rechtsvergleich; Unmittelbarkeitsgrundsatz; Beweisverbot; Zeugnisverweigerungsrecht