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Digital empires : the global battle to regulate technology / Anu Bradford.
Publisher: New York : Oxford University Press, [2023]Description: viii, 599 pages ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- 9780197649268
- Technology and law -- United States
- Technology and law -- China
- Technology and law -- European Union countries
- Technological innovations -- Law and legislation -- United States
- Technological innovations -- Law and legislation -- China
- Technological innovations -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries
- Digital media -- Law and legislation -- United States
- Digital media -- Law and legislation -- China
- Digital media -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries
- 344 23/eng/20230912
- K487.T4 B73 2023
Contents:
The American market-driven regulatory model -- The Chinese state-driven regulatory model --The European rights-driven regulatory model -- Between freedom and control : navigating competing regulatory models --The battle for technological supremacy : the US-China tech war -- When rights, markets, and security collide : the US-EU regulatory battles -- The waning global influence of American techno-libertarianism -- Exporting China's digital authoritarianism through infrastructure -- Globalizing European digital rights through regulatory power.
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NLS | General Stacks | 344 BRA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | HB | Available | Recommended by Dr. Manpreet Singh Dhillon | 40079 |
Includes bibliographical references (399-553) and index.
The American market-driven regulatory model -- The Chinese state-driven regulatory model --The European rights-driven regulatory model -- Between freedom and control : navigating competing regulatory models --The battle for technological supremacy : the US-China tech war -- When rights, markets, and security collide : the US-EU regulatory battles -- The waning global influence of American techno-libertarianism -- Exporting China's digital authoritarianism through infrastructure -- Globalizing European digital rights through regulatory power.