New Directions in EU Digital Regulation Post-2015: Regulating Disruption

Andrej Savin

doi:10.5937/pravzap0-26241

New Directions in EU Digital Regulation Post-2015: Regulating Disruption

Bidragets oversatte titel: Novi pravci u elektronskoj pravnoj regulativi Evropske unije posle 2015: Pravna regulativa remetilačke inovacije

Andrej Savin

CBS Law

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Abstract

Ovaj rad istražuje postepenu promenu smera u evropskoj elektronskoj politici na nivou regulative „sadržaja“ (nasuprot regulative telekom infrastrukture) koja se dogodila nakon uvođenja Strategije jedinstvenog digitalnog tržišta za 2015. godinu. Tvrdi se da, iako su glavni ciljevi
politike pre 2015. bili promocija i olakšavanje slobodnog kretanja elektronskih usluga putem liberalizacije, digitalna strategija posle 2015. godine menja smer na kome je izvorno bila zasnovana u smer ka odbrani od stvarnih i zamišljenih pretnji i ka umanjenju efekata liberalizacije.
U prvom delu su izloženi ciljevi digitalne politike EU pre 2015. godine. Tvrdi se da se ona temelji na relativno niskom nivou regulativne intervencije usluga informacionog društva i na čvrstom režimu posredničke odgovornosti. U drugom delu istražuju se glavne regulatorne metode posle 2015. godine: reakcije na pojavu platformi i njihov uvećan značaj, nove vrste pravila i novi regulatorni principi.
U završnom delu daje se kritički pregled i objašnjava zašto je trenutni pristup neadekvatan za buduć nost.

Bidragets oversatte titel	Novi pravci u elektronskoj pravnoj regulativi Evropske unije posle 2015: Pravna regulativa remetilačke inovacije
Originalsprog	Engelsk
Tidsskrift	Union University Law School Review
Vol/bind	11
Udgave nummer	1
Sider (fra-til)	93-120
Antal sider	28
ISSN	2217-2815
DOI	https://doi.org/10.5937/pravzap0-26241
Status	Udgivet - 2020

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Pravo Evropske unije
Remetilačka inovacija
Jedinstveno tržište
Usluge informacionog društva
IT pravo
Regulativa platformi

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