Thibault SchrepelPublished 1 August 2022
Reading suggestions, July 2022
Academic papers and articles Thibault Schrepel enjoyed reading in July 2022.
AntitrustBlockchainDigital economyDigital LawOther
Antitrust
- The Adoption of Computational Antitrust by Agencies: 2021 ReportVideoSchrepel & Groza, Stanford Comp. Antitrust
- Antitrust Policy & Blockchain TechnologyMcCaskill et al., Stanford Comp. Antitrust
- Understanding Market PowerNicolas Petit, SSRN
- Dynamic Competition Initiative: Launch EventVideoDCI, YouTube
- Leveraging Conducts in the Digital EconomyChristian Bergqvist & Elisa Faustinelli, SSRN
- Optimal standards of proof in antitrustMurat C.Mungan & Joshua Wright, Int. Rev. Law Econ.
- Are Competition Officials Abandoning Competition PrinciplesMaureen K. Ohlhausen & John M. Taladay, JECLAP
Blockchain
- Reliable systems out of unreliable partsChris Berg, ALTI Forum
- Towards a participatory digital ethnography of blockchain governanceEllie Rennie & al., SSRN
- The Network StateBalaji Srinivasan
- What do I think about network states?Vitalik Buterin
- Maybe AI Isn’t as Scary as We ThoughtTyler Cowen, Bloomberg
- Meta’s AI Takes an Unsupervised Step ForwardEliza Strickland, IEEE Spectrum
- China uses AI to ‘improve’ courtsChris Pleasance, Daily Mail
Digital economy
- Is the West Giving Away the Game?Jonathan M. Barnett & David J. Teece, Network Law Review
- TikTok and the Fall of the Social-Media GiantsCal Newport, New Yorker
- Toward Digital SolidarityPablo Chavez, Lawfare
Digital Law
- Online Platforms: Towards An Information TsunamiArno R. Lodder & Jorge Morais Carvalho, SSRN
- Digital Services Act: A Short PrimerMartin Husovec & Irene Roche Laguna, SSRN
- Establishing a pro-innovation approach to regulating AIUK Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
- Scarcity, Regulation, and the Abundance SocietyDeven R. Desai & Mark A. Lemley, SSRN
Other
- The Evolution of Robustness and Integrating The DisciplinesPodcastMichael Garfield & Aviv Bergman, Complexity Podcast
- You Found a Market Failure. So What?Brian Albrecht, Economic Forces
- How we will fight climate changeNoah Smith, Noahpinion
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