Competition and regulation in digital markets

This volume explores in depth the impact and implications of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) in the regulation of digital markets, analyzing the changes it has introduced in governance and enforcement. The first section introduces the context of the DMA, with a focus on its evolution and basic principles, as discussed by Oreste Pollicino and Jacques Moscianese. The second part focuses on the institutional impact of the DMA, examining the response of the competent authorities, including the European Commission, the National Competition Authorities (NCAs), and the intersections with data protection and digital communications regulation. Finally, the third section analyzes the prospects for antitrust and regulatory enforcement under the new DMA regime, considering the opportunities and challenges for businesses and authorities, with contributions from experts such as Vito Meli, Ruggero Cafari Panico and Fabrizio Di Benedetto. This volume offers a critical and up-to-date overview of the role of the DMA in shaping the future of competition in digital markets, highlighting the dynamics between regulation, enforcement and the digital strategy of the European Union.