Previous Winners
ENCORE Thesis Prizes 2005-2006
During the ENCORE Annual Conference 2007, the ENCORE Thesis Prizes 2005-2006 were awarded. Standing from the left to the right the nominees and winners: Daniel Leliefeld, Gertjan Driessen,
Chair of the jury: Marcel Canoy, Saskia Weerheim, Ingrid Liedorp and Nelli Valmari. Sitting from the left to the right: Bart Voogt, Nine Steensma, Jochem de Regt and Kuan Wen Yu.
2007 year's winners were:
Gertjan Driessen - €3,000 (standing, second from the left)
Bart Voogt - €1,500 (sitting, first from the left)
Ingrid Liedorp - €500 (standing, second from the right)
Nine Steensma - €543.21 Creativity Prize (sitting, second from the left).
2007 year's jury members were:
- Dr. Marcel Canoy, European Commission
- Dr. Marco Haan, University of Groningen
- Dr. Peter van Bergeijk, Ministry of Economic Affairs
- Prof. dr. Jarig van Sinderen, NMa
For the Jury Report click here.
For an overview of the pictures click here.
For the winning theses click the thesis you want to read:
Gertjan Driessen
Competition Design and Efficiency in Railways
Bart Voogt
Whats on Sale this Week? Pricing and advertising strategies in retailing
Ingrid Liedorp
Nine Steensma
Competition Law from a Developmental Perspective
The impact of competition law regimes on dynamic efficiency
Master Thesis Prize 2004-2005
Last year, the first prize of the ENCORE Master Thesis is won by Jonas Rosenstok. Jonas was a student of Maastricht University and now works for OPTA. His winning thesis was supervised by Markus Walzl.
- Second prize: Victoria Chorny (Tilburg University)
- Third prize: Sjoerd Arlman (University of Amsterdam)
Nominees Master Thesis Prize 2004-2005:
- Jonas Rosenstok, University of Maastricht
- Victoria Chorny, University of Tilburg
- Sjoerd Arlman, University of Amsterdam
- Joris Bijvoet and Norman Bremer, University of Amsterdam
- Meltem Bayramli, Erasmus University Rotterdam
- Andrea Günster, University of Maastricht
- Sarah E. Polborn, University of Maastricht
> Download the winning Master Theses 2004-2005:
Nr 1: Jonas Rosenstok
Analysis of self-reporting in law enforcement against cartels in The Netherlands (pdf, 524 Kb)
Nr 2: Victoria Chorny
Conflicts of interest of financial advisors (pdf, 266 Kb)
Nr 3: Sjoerd Arlman
Crime but no punishment (pdf, 374 Kb)
second row: Winners Thesis Prize 2004-2005
first row: Nominees Thesis Prize 2004-2005
Picture taken during the Annual Conference 2006
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Master Thesis Prize 2004-2005
> Download the winning Masters Theses 2003-2004:
Nr1: Jakob Rüggeberg
'Private Enforcement of Competition Law in the EU:
Efficiency arguments for vertical chain class action suits in private antitrust damage claims' (pdf, 1 Mb)
Nr2: Bastiaan Overvest
On Collusion and Corruption in Dutch Procurement' (pdf, 396 Kb)
Nr3: Marie Goppelsröder
Networks Externalities and its Implications on Antitrust in Innovative Industries (pdf, 917 Kb)
Master Thesis Prize 2002-2003
> Download the winning Masters Theses 2002-2003:
Nr1: Matthijs Wildenbeest
Market Characteristics, Consumers' Search Intensity and Competitiveness (pdf, 1.7 Mb)
Nr2: Jeroen Dikker Hupkes
Competition in the Netherlands and Belgium, An Empirical Analysis of the Service Sector (pdf, 404 Kb)
Nr3: Bas Postema
Effecten Concentratiebeleid 1998-2002 - Een Empirische Speltheoretische Benadering (pdf, 458 Kb)
