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When Regulatory Power and Industrial Ambitions Collide: The “Brussels Effect,” Lead Markets, and the GDPR
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Abstract This chapter explores certain innovation-promoting effects of the GDPR and their geographical dispersion. It also shows that while the GDPR has sparked substantial innovation and the birth of a new industry in the field of “privacy tech,” or technological solutions for data protection compl
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