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Book SynopsisNew Directions in Digitalisation: An Introduction.- Part I: The Competition Dimension.- Licence to Regulate: Article 114 TFEU as Choice of Legal Basis in the Digital Single Market.- The Objectives of Regulating the Digital Economy indicate that there is a right to data in the Digital Markets Act with direct effect and applicability.- EU Digital Competition Law: Starting from Scratch.- Enough of fairness: pre-emption and the DMA.- The Power to carry out Dawn Raids under the Digital Markets Act Nothing more than a Scarecrow?.- Part II: The Fundamental Rights Dimension.- The Interaction between Free Movement and Fundamental Rights in the (Digital) Internal Market.- A reading of the Digital Markets Act in the light of fundamental rights.- Enhancing Autonomy of Online Users in the Digital Markets Act.- The Digital Markets Act and the Principle of Ne bis in idem: A Revolution in the Enforcement of EU Competition Law?.- Between Online and Offline Due Process: the Digital Services Act.- A new Framework for Limitation of Fundamental Rights in EU law?.- Part III: Future Directions in Digitalisation.- Digital constitutionalism, EU digital sovereignty ambitions and the role of the European Declaration on digital rights.- Making the Rule of Law Great Again: The Building of the Digital Rule of Law in the European Union.
