Digital platforms as private governance systems

This project aims to identify and analyze challenges created by digital platforms as private governance systems from both private and public law perspectives, including consumer protection, anti-discrimination, contractual fairness, human rights and access to justice.

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This project looks into private law implications of on-line market places as private governance systems. It covers areas such as contract law, tort law, product liability and insurance law. It involves researchers from CEPRI and external partners including, international partners from Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and Australia. The project has resulted in a Special Issue published in the European Journal of Private Law, see European Review of Private Law - Kluwer Law Online

 

 

For a general introduction to digital platforms as private governance systems, see

  • Clement Salung Petersen/Vibe Ulfbeck/Ole Hansen: Platforms as Private Governance Systems - The Example of Airbnb (Nordic Journal of Commercial Law No 1 (2018))
  • Special Issue on Online market places as private governance systems:  European Review of Private Law - Kluwer Law Online

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Researchers

Name Title
Adamo, Silvia Associate Professor Billede af Adamo, Silvia
Andersen, Marlene Louise Buch Associate Professor Billede af Andersen, Marlene Louise Buch
Hansen, Ole Professor Billede af Hansen, Ole
Meng, Wendy PhD Student Billede af Meng, Wendy
Petersen, Clement Salung Professor Billede af Petersen, Clement Salung
Ulfbeck, Vibe Garf Head of Centre, Professor Billede af Ulfbeck, Vibe Garf

Contact

Vibe Garf UlfbeckPI Director of centre, professor
Vibe Garf Ulfbeck

Faculty of Law
University of Copenhagen
South Campus, Building: 6B.3.64
Karen Blixens Plads 16
DK-2300 Copenhagen S

Phone: (45) 35 32 31 48
E-mail: Vibe.Ulfbeck@jur.ku.dk