What exactly do risk and risk-based regulation mean in European digital law? Dominik Klaus undertakes a thorough analysis of the legal challenges encountered in this field to identify the specific requirements of effective regulation. His resulting proposals aim to further develop and simplify the regulatory framework, thereby strengthening democratic legitimacy through increased transparency and systematic coherence.
What exactly do risk and risk-based regulation mean in European digital law? Dominik Klaus undertakes a thorough analysis of the legal challenges encountered in this field to identify the specific requirements of effective regulation. His resulting proposals aim to further develop and simplify the regulatory framework, thereby strengthening democratic legitimacy through increased transparency and systematic coherence.
Dominik Klaus
Born 1991; studied law at the University of Augsburg and Pepperdine University, Los Angeles, USA; 2015 First State Examination in Law; legal clerkship at the Higher Regional Court of Munich; 2018 Second State Examination in Law; 2019-21 Assistant at the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection; 2021-24 Research Assistant at the University of Würzburg and doctoral student at the German University of Administrative Sciences Speyer; 2025 Doctorate.
Besonderes Verwaltungsrecht Rechtsentwicklung Risiko und Recht Risikorecht Datenschutz-Grundverordnung Digital Services Act Digitalisierung Digitalrecht DSA DS-GVO europäisches Recht KI-Verordnung Künstliche Intelligenz Legitimation Regulierungstechnik