E-BOOK DIGITAL SERVICES ACT AND MARKET CHANGES 1/ED (EPUB)

PART I STEERING INNOVATION THROUGH THE DIGITAL SERVICES ACT
1 THE ROLE OF REGULATION (EU) 2022/2065 IN THE GOVERNANCE OF THE SINGLE MARKET FOR DIGITAL SERVICES SARA TOMMASI
2 NEW SCENARIOS IN THE DIGITAL MARKET GIOVANNI LUCHENA
3 ALGORITHMIC DEMOCRACY AND EPISTEMIC INFRASTRUCTURES OF THE COMPUTATIONAL SOCIETY VALERIA LAZZAROLI
4 CONFORMITÀ DI SERVIZI DIGITALI E INTELLIGENZA ARTIFICIALE MARTIN SCHMIDT-KESSEL
5 TECHNOLOGY, LAW AND SUSTAINABILITY: ESG RISK MANAGEMENT IN BANKS’ DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES DIEGO ROSSANO
6 DIGITAL IDENTITY THEFT IN THE PROVISION OF PAYMENT SERVICES CARMELA ROBUSTELLA
PART II INTERSECTIONS
7 PLATFORMS AND ABUSE OF ECONOMIC DEPENDENCE MARISARIA MAUGERI
8 IMBALANCED CONSENT: NOTES ON VOLITION IN REGULATORY LAW CRISTOFORO OSTI
9 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND LAW: AT THE HEART OF THE ISSUES, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GIUSEPPE GRISI
10 AI AGENTS, CONTRACT LAW AND THE EUROPEAN DIGITAL MARKET FABIO BRAVO
11 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND USER MANIPULATION. THE INADEQUACY OF THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ACT ANDREA BERTOLINI
12 HIDDEN VULNERABILITIES. THE UNCONSCIOUS COGNITIVE CONDITIONING OF DIGITAL CONSUMER MARIA VITTORIA TRINCHERA
13 THE PROTECTION OF CHILD CONSUMERS IN THE DIGITAL MARKET FABIANA D’AVINO
14 ON THE ORIGINS OF DIGITAL ECONOMIES  NICOLA DE LISO
PART III DIGITAL SERVICES ACT AND TORT LIABILITY
15 CIVIL LIABILITY AND THE DIGITAL SERVICES ACT: AN OVERVIEW CLAUDIO SCOGNAMIGLIO
16 PROFESSIONAL DUE DILIGENCE OF DIGITAL SERVICE PROVIDERS AND LIABILITY UNDER THE DIGITAL SERVICES ACT: A PARADIGM SHIFT FRANCESCA BARTOLINI
17 INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS’ LIABILITY FOR THE UNLAWFUL PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA UGO SALANITRO, MARTINA MARANO
18 THE COORDINATION BETWEEN THE COPYRIGHT DIRECTIVE AND THE DIGITAL SERVICES ACT. SYSTEMATIC PROFILES AND APPLICATION ISSUES ALESSANDRA QUARTA
19 GENERATIVE AI AND COPYRIGHT PROTECTION GABRIELE NAHI
20 CIVIL LIABILITY OF DIGITAL PLATFORMS IN BRAZIL FÁBIO FLORIANO MELO MARTINS

This volume brings together the findings of an intensive research project involving Italian and international scholars in a compelling debate on the regulation of digital innovation. The investigation begins with an analysis of the Digital Services Act to evaluate its scope in relation to other regulatory sources and the broader legal framework of the digital market. The findings reflect a participatory approach, integrating scientific analysis with contributions from institutions, operators, and civil society, all inevitably affected by the shifts in daily life brought about by the current technological transition.