Content: António Ferreira Gomes: Competition law: achievements and challenges – Sofia Oliveira Pais: Antitrust private enforcement and collective redress in Portugal – Petri Kuoppamäki: Reflections on damage actions - the Asphalt case – Anna Piszcz: Is this really a reform to facilitate follow-on actions for antitrust damages? – Henrique Sousa Antunes: Private enforcement of competition law on trial - two study cases – Agostinho Guedes: Actions for damages under Portuguese Law for infringements of the competition law – Paul Nihoul: Upside down: The EU jurisprudence on aftermarkets – Alison Jones: Distinguishing legitimate price competition from unlawful exclusionary behavior – Rosa Greaves/Svetlana Nasibyan: Exclusionary abuses: refusal to license intellectual property rights – Rita Leandro Vasconcelos: Remedies and Article 102 TFEU – Manuel Fontaine Campos: The evolution of the «effects on trade» and «distortion of competition» requirements under the EU State aid regime – Mariana Tavares: The hard side of soft power - the Portuguese Competition Authority recommendation to the Government on stranded costs in the electricity sector – Isabel Fernández Torres: Competition in the aviation sector: the problem with public financing of airports and airlines – Nuno Castro Marques: The Portuguese Development Financial Institution and State aids.