Economy, Innovation, and Public Policy for a Balanced World
Articles on legal systems, rights, regulation and the role of law in addressing social, economic and technological change.
The European Union should not be understood merely as an enlarged market. It is a supranational legal infrastructure that reshapes the conditions under which business activity becomes possible across borders.…
The European Union is not merely an enlarged regional market. It is a legal architecture for economic interoperability. Its institutional distinctiveness lies in its ability to connect diverse national legal…
The European Union can be understood as a supranational legal infrastructure built to transform political cooperation among states into an operational legal system. Its distinctive feature is that it does…
1. AI as normative infrastructure Artificial intelligence can no longer be understood as a stand-alone automation tool. It should be treated as a decision-making infrastructure that allocates access, risk, power,…