New Technologies and EU Law

Relationship Between New Technology and EU Law

The relationship between the fields of new technology and EU law is complex and evolving. It involves the regulation of scientific and technological risks, ensuring the internal market functions effectively, and upholding fundamental principles of the EU.

Challenges Posed by New Technologies

New technologies present challenges for the internal market and fundamental principles of the EU, including issues related to regulation, ethical considerations, and the need to balance innovation with safety and rights.

EU Approach to Regulation of Scientific and Technological Risk

The first part of the collection explores the EU's approach to regulating scientific and technological risks, emphasizing the link between technology regulation and the internal market.

Interaction Between EU Law, Bioethics, and Health Technologies

It analyzes the interaction between EU law, bioethics, and medical and health technologies, highlighting the legal and ethical considerations involved.

Policy Areas and EU-Technology Cooperation

The second part of the collection examines specific policy areas, illustrating the different ways EU policy and technology cooperate to address emerging issues.