The book "Abuse of Dominant Position: New Interpretation, New Enforcement Mechanisms?" offers a comprehensive analysis of the European Commission's review of competition law, which began in the late 1990s. It highlights the proposed changes in the interpretation and application of the prohibition of abuse of a dominant position. The authors discuss the impact of these new approaches on the ability of private plaintiffs to assert claims for damages in national courts. Through a critical examination of the Commission's proposals, including the discussion on promoting private enforcement of competition law, the book provides a deep understanding of current developments in competition law. The various chapters offer valuable insights into the legal and economic implications of these reforms.