Navigating EU's Digital Market Law: Insights and New Approaches

The new publication, Repositioning Platforms in Digital Market Law, delves deep into the evolving landscape of online platforms within the EU's digital economy. As online platforms evolve from intermediaries to gatekeepers, concerns about market power abuse and data protection rise.

This book offers comprehensive insights into regulatory approaches, such as the EU's Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act, exploring their interface with competition law, trade law, data protection, and more.

Comparative studies on the USA and Australia further illustrate global regulatory challenges and policy choices.

An essential read for practitioners, researchers, and policy makers navigating digital law.

Subjects:
IT, Internet and Artificial Intelligence Law

Target Audience:

Researchers, Academics, Legal practitioners, Digital economy experts, Policy makers, Regulatory authorities, Trade law professionals, Data protection specialists, Economists, Competition law experts.