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Path dependence and network effects of the GDPR
This article provides an explanation of the global impact of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) by means of a theoretical framework based on path dependence and network effects. Path dependence theory gives an in-depth explanation of the antecedents in the past that shape the present and
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