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Legal, regulation and compliance: Europe's new weapons against threats
Regulatory sovereignty, sanctions, extraterritoriality, Space Act, NIS2, AI Act, CRA, DSA/DMA, data protection, duty of vigilance, control of strategic dependencies.
Topics covered
- AI Act, NIS2, DORA, Cyber Resilience Act, Space Act, GDPR and DSA/DMA
- Civil, criminal and managerial responsibilities
- Intellectual property, patents and trade secrets
- Export control, international sanctions and extraterritoriality
- Duty of vigilance, governance and alert mechanisms
- ISO standards, certifications, audits and insurability
- Protection, valorization and transfer of innovations
European legal and economic security
Lawfare, economic warfare and sanctions
Law is increasingly used as an instrument of power. Extraterritorial sanctions, export controls, investment screening, strategic litigation and trade restrictions can reshape access to markets, technologies and financing.
METRICS examines how European organisations can identify legal and economic coercion, secure strategic assets, organise sanctions compliance and strengthen legal and regulatory sovereignty while accounting for operational, financial and geopolitical risks.
Core issues
- Weaponisation of law and regulatory warfare
- Economic coercion and sanctions warfare
- Extraterritorial sanctions and blocking statutes
- Export controls and protection of strategic technologies
- Foreign investment screening and foreign subsidies
- Strategic litigation and trade defence instruments
- The Anti-Coercion Instrument and European strategic autonomy
- Sanctions compliance and cross-border governance
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