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An exploration of the global regulatory competition between the EU, US, and China, revealing how their distinct philosophies are invisibly shaping our digital lives, from privacy to innovation and online freedom.
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“An exploration of the global regulatory competition between the EU, US, and China, revealing how their distinct philosophies are invisibly shaping our digital lives, from privacy to innovation and online freedom.”
— Anu Bradford, Digital Empires: The Global Contest for Your Online Reality
tech, regulation, power
This book is for anyone seeking to decode the invisible forces shaping their digital world, offering a critical framework to understand how competing global powers dictate online privacy, innovation, and freedom, thereby sharpening their judgment on the future of technology and governance.
Anu Bradford, a leading scholar of international economic law and the architect of the influential 'Brussels Effect' concept, offers unparalleled insight into how regulatory power shapes the global digital landscape.