$170.00
Jemma P. Richmond (Editor)
Series: Global Political Studies
BISAC: POL050000; POL011000; LAW018000
This book presents a critical examination of the extraterritorial impact of European digital regulation on expression in the United States. Chapter 1 analyzes the European Union’s Digital Services Act, arguing that its compliance mechanisms compel platforms to adopt censorship practices that extend beyond European borders, with direct consequences for American speech. Chapter 2 places these developments in a broader historical context, tracing Europe’s decade-long regulatory efforts to shape online discourse and assessing their cumulative effects on First Amendment principles. This book highlights the growing concern over globalized content governance.
Preface
Chapter 1. The Foreign Censorship Threat: How the European Union’s Digital Services Act Compels Global Censorship and Infringes on American Free Speech
Committee on the Judiciary
Chapter 2. The Foreign Censorship Threat, Part II: Europe’s Decade-Long Campaign to Censor the Global Internet and How It Harms American Speech in the United States
Committee on the Judiciary
Index
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