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LEGAL RELATIONS AND REGULATORY ISSUES IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY - Bologna University Press
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LEGAL RELATIONS AND REGULATORY ISSUES IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY
EU and China in a comparative perspective
a cura di Marina Timoteo, Barbara Verri
The volume collects the proceedings of the conference organized in Bologna in December 2025 as part of the activities of the 2023-2026 Jean Monnet Module “ReLaTe – Law and Business in China in the Framework of the EU and China Investment and Trade Relations: The Challenges of the Digital-tech Age”. In both the EU and China, the digital sector has become a key driver of economic development and the focus of significant regulatory ef-forts aimed at establishing a comprehensive legal framework for the digital sphere, thereby contributing to the emergence of digital sovereignty. However, the regulatory approaches adopted by the two actors show both convergences and divergences. With a view to investi-gating these convergences and divergences, the conference brought together European and Chinese scholars from different backgrounds, who presented their comparative studies on the EU and China, focusing on a set of crucial topics, namely data ownership and data cir-culation, protection of fundamental rights and civil liability related to artificial intelligence, and platform regulation and consumer protection.
Marina Timoteo is a Full Professor of Comparative Private Law at the Alma Mater Studio-rum – University of Bologna, where she teaches Comparative Private Law, Asian Countries Law and Law and Business in China. She has participated in international cooperation projects as an expert (including the EU-China Project for the Protection of Intellectual Property Rights/IPR 2) and …
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Argomento
Diritto comparato, Diritto dell'Unione Europea, Diritto internazionale, Economia
Disciplina
Giurisprudenza
Formato
170 × 240 mm
Pagine
256
Anno
2026
Confezione
Brossura
Lingua
Inglese
ISBN
9791254778623
ISBN online
9791254778630
DOI
10.30682/sg358