Digitalisation, platformisation and sustainability demand a new approach. This project breaks new ground by deconstructing the notion of the consumer as a weaker party, and by providing a basis for reconstructing consumer laws along the lines of a contextual approach to consumer protection.
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Automated profiling has become a defining feature of online marketplaces, shaping how consumers encounter prices, offers, and choices. In this blog post, Carolina Lisboa examines how profiling challenges core assumptions of EU consumer law, particularly in relation to autonomy, vulnerability, and equality.
The twin transition is the EU’s approach to confronting the green and digital challenges it currently faces. In this guest blog, Seema Murtuza (RU) examines the legal aspects of the twin transition by assessing what principles can guide measures aimed at promoting it.
