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The middle-out approach: assessing models of legal governance in data protection, artificial intelligence, and the Web of Data
All models of legal governance and most regulatory options have to do with ‘top-down’ solutions as an essential ingredient of the approach. Such models may include ‘bottom-up’ forms of self-regulation, such as in forms of ex post regulation, or unenforced self-regulation. This paper focuses on what
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