Public and Private Law and the Challenges of New Technologies and Digital Markets. Volume I. Regulatory Challenges

Nowe technologie zmieniają współczesny rynek. W rezultacie, ustawodawca stoi przed trudnym wyzwaniem, ponieważ musi on dostosować ustawodawstwo do zróżnicowanego, dynamicznie rozwijającego się rynku cyfrowego oraz nowych technologii.

Monografia przedstawia analizę wybranych zagadnień ze wspomnianego wyżej obszaru i analizuje najbardziej aktualne, i często kontrowersyjne, zagadnienia. W szczególności omawia szanse i bariery związane z wprowadzaniem nowych technologii do życia społeczno-gospodarczego oraz podejmuje próbę odpowiedzi na pytanie o rolę państwa i prawa w budowaniu nowego rynku cyfrowego.

New technologies are changing all aspects of the contemporary marketplace. However, the changes are neither continuous nor uniform. As a result, legislators are faced with one of the most difficult challenges of recent years, as they have to address the diversified impact of the digital market on the behaviour of market players and emergent new (digital) market roles, as well as the structure of the market itself.
This monograph presents an analysis of selected issues related to these new technologies and the digital market, both the benefits as well as the many attendant risks. Each study refers not only to current, often controversial problems, but also has a unique significance for the practice. They discuss opportunities and barriers generated by the introduction of new technologies in various areas of social and economic life, in the context of regulatory challenges in the EU Member States.

The aim of the publication is to identify problems at the intersection of new technologies and the economy, and then to address the question about the role of the state and the law in building a new digital economy.

This book is innovative in terms of the problems it analyses. It looks closely at the existing legal scheme and provides the most up-to-date research approach to the subject. It is particularly recommended for researchers, practicing lawyers and students interested in new technologies and the legal aspects of digital markets.

dr hab. Anna Piszcz, University of Białystok, Poland