Für die
Forschungsgruppe “Demokratie & Digitalisierung” des Weizenbaum Instituts in Berlin organisiert
Amélie Heldt einen Workshop zum Digital Services Act, dem Regelungspaket der EU-Kommission zur Regulierung digitaler Plattformen.
Zahlreiche Speaker*innen diskutieren Perspektiven für die kommende digitale Dekade. Unter ihnen HBI-Forscherin
Dipl.-Päd. Christina Dinar mit ihrem Vortrag "Regulating Internet by Size? Niche Platforms and Small and Medium-Sized Platforms in Internet Regulation".
Der Workshop findet in zwei 90-minütigen Sessions online statt. Zu den jeweiligen Session sind separate Anmeldungen erforderlich.
15. November 2021
15:00 – 16:30 Uhr (MEZ)
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16. November 2021
10:00 bis 11:30 Uhr (MEZ)
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The EU explicitly strives to be the leading regulatory force of the 21st century on a global scale. Its potential role as a ‘global’ regulator raises fundamental questions as to the legality and legitimacy of such an agenda. Moreover, it requires a thorough analysis of the current proposals included in the DSA Package. This workshop will bring together scholars from law and social science in order to get a better understanding of the DSA Package, in detail and on a meta level. We will look at these regulatory activities from many perspectives and angles, including: fundamental rights, platform governance, accountability and transparency, digital constitutionalism, and digital sovereignty.
