This volume brings together the findings of an intensive research project involving Italian and international scholars in a compelling debate on the regulation of digital innovation. The investigation begins with an analysis of the Digital Services Act to evaluate its scope in relation to other regulatory sources and the broader legal framework of the digital market. The findings reflect a participatory approach, integrating scientific analysis with contributions from institutions, operators, and civil society, all inevitably affected by the shifts in daily life brought about by the current technological transition.
Digital Services Act and Market Changes: Towards what Regulation?
sara tommasi
2026-01-01
Abstract
This volume brings together the findings of an intensive research project involving Italian and international scholars in a compelling debate on the regulation of digital innovation. The investigation begins with an analysis of the Digital Services Act to evaluate its scope in relation to other regulatory sources and the broader legal framework of the digital market. The findings reflect a participatory approach, integrating scientific analysis with contributions from institutions, operators, and civil society, all inevitably affected by the shifts in daily life brought about by the current technological transition.File in questo prodotto:
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