Titlebook: New Directions in Digitalisation; Perspectives from EU Annegret Engel,Xavier Groussot,Gunnar Thor Peturss Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2025 The Editor(s) (

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Helene Anderssonllected across several years of focused ethnographic researc.This collection explores mobile childhoods: from Latvia and Estonia to Finland; from Latvia to the United Kingdom; from Russia to Finland; and cyclical mobility by the Roma between Romania and Finland. The chapters examine how east-to-nort

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Licence to Regulate: Article 114 TFEU as Choice of Legal Basis in the Digital Single Marketmarket has developed into a default option for harmonising measures in digitalisation, exacerbated by the Union’s new regulatory approach. With particular reference to the area of competition law and the recently introduced Digital Markets Act, Article 114 TFEU might constitute the Commission’s pref

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The Objectives of Regulating the Digital Economy Indicate That There Is a Right to Data in the Digitislative work of the EU as the emergence of a new legal discipline, the market law for the digital economy, or, short, digital market law. The energy and speed with which EU institutions are developing these diverse (and sometimes dysfunctional) sector-specific regulations for the digital economy ce

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Enough of Fairness: Pre-Emption and the DMAmption in EU?law and shows the consequences for the DMA and national rules that are to ensure fairness in the digital market space. It argues that fairness in the digital market with regard to business users and consumers has been exhaustively regulated by the DMA. Thus, existing and future national