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The Digital Single Market (DSM) was the largest part of the EU's Single Market programme.
Brexit and the Digital Single Market is the first book to detail the implications of Brexit on the DSM, examining the important role of the UK in DSM development, the impact of Brexit on the UK's digital sector, and future EU and UK policy trajectories.
List of contents
- 1: Brexit and the Digital Single Market
- 2: Audio-Visual Media Services: The New Regulatory Environment
- 3: UK Policy towards the Creative Industries Sector Post-Brexit
- 4: The UK's Role in EU Telecommunications Policy: Brexit and Beyond
- 5: The Regulation of E-commerce Post-Brexit
- 6: Platform Regulation and the Liability of Intermediaries
- 7: FinTech: The UK as a Global Model
- 8: Competition Law: Decision-Making in the Digital Sector
- 9: State Aid and Exclusive Rights Agreements
- 10: Data Protection and Privacy Post-Brexit
- 11: Brexit and Copyright
- 12: Conclusion: The UK's New Place in the Global Digital World
About the author
Professor Alison Harcourt is Professor of public policy at the University of Exeter. She specialises the regulation of digital markets and is interested in solutions to regulatory problems based around the citizen/consumer and civil society voice. Her recent research derives from her ESRC project International Professional Fora: a study in civil society participation in internet governance and ESRC Senior Fellowship on the UK in a Changing Europe programme project on Brexit and communications markets. Professor Harcourt was conferred as Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in 2018 and is Visiting Professor at the Department of Media and Communications at LSE in 2022-3.
Summary
The Digital Single Market (DSM) was the largest part of the EU's Single Market programme. Brexit and the Digital Single Market is the first book to detail the implications of Brexit on the DSM, examining the important role of the UK in DSM development, the impact of Brexit on the UK's digital sector, and future EU and UK policy trajectories.
