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The Brussels Effect
How the European Union Rules the World
Book • 2020
In 'The Brussels Effect: How the European Union Rules the World', Anu Bradford argues that despite perceptions of decline, the European Union remains a significant global superpower.
The EU's ability to set regulations that are adopted globally, a phenomenon known as the 'Brussels effect', allows it to shape policy in various critical areas.
The book details how the EU's standards are voluntarily extended by multinational companies to govern their global operations, thereby extending the EU's influence beyond its economic boundaries.
The EU's ability to set regulations that are adopted globally, a phenomenon known as the 'Brussels effect', allows it to shape policy in various critical areas.
The book details how the EU's standards are voluntarily extended by multinational companies to govern their global operations, thereby extending the EU's influence beyond its economic boundaries.
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Adam Tooze im Kontext des europäischen Einflusses auf globale Standards und Regulierung.
Adam Tooze im Kontext des europäischen Einflusses auf globale Standards und Regulierung.
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Sean Rameswaram as the author of the book, highlighting her expertise on EU's influence on global tech regulation.
Sean Rameswaram as the author of the book, highlighting her expertise on EU's influence on global tech regulation.
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EU vs. AI
Mentioned by Katy Lee as a book that argues that even if the EU's tech industry isn't that huge, it has an outsized impact on how tech is regulated worldwide.
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