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Homeowners insurance and the transmission of monetary policy

Damast, Dominik; Kubitza, Christian; Sørensen, Jakob Ahm - 2025

We document a novel transmission channel of monetary policy through the homeowners insurance market. On average, contractionary monetary policy shocks result in higher homeowners insurance prices. Using granular data on insurers' balance sheets, we show that this effect is driven by the...

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Shaping inequality and intergenerational persistence of poverty : free college or better schools

Krueger, Dirk; Ludwig, Alexander; Popova, Irina - 2024

We evaluate the aggregate, distributional and welfare consequences of alternative government education policies to encourage college completion, such as making college free and improving funding for public schooling. To do so, we construct a general equilibrium overlapping generations model with...

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Introduction to the special issue on digital solidarity economies

Albornoz, María Belén; Espelt, Ricard; Grohmann, Rafael; … - In: Internet policy review : journal on internet regulation 15 (2026) 1, pp. 1-20

This introduction situates Digital Solidarity Economies (DSE) as an analytical and practical framework for reimagining the digital economy through cooperation, mutual aid, and shared ownership. In response to the concentration of power within platform capitalisms, DSE highlight grassroots and...

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Ruling by bullying : threats of regulation as an internet governance device

Álvarez Ugarte, Ramiro - In: Internet policy review : journal on internet regulation 15 (2026) 1, pp. 1-28

Government by regulation structures how constitutional democracies normally operate. Legislatures and executive … regulators also govern through threats of regulation. When public officials seek to alter private behavior, they may warn … accountable institutions. This paper theorizes threats of regulation as a governance device that remains largely invisible to …

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Election research in the age of regulated data access under the EU Digital Services Act

Darius, Philipp; Breuer, Johannes; Kruschinski, Simon; … - In: Internet policy review : journal on internet regulation 15 (2026) 1, pp. 1-25

Political debates, campaigns, and advertising increasingly take place on online platforms. However, research on election communication has been significantly hampered as formerly accessible data sources have been withdrawn or commercialised. With the implementation of the EU Digital Services Act...

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Between search and platform : ChatGPT under the DSA

Lorente, Toni; Gardhouse, Kathrin - In: Internet policy review : journal on internet regulation 15 (2026) 1, pp. 1-27

This article examines the applicability of the Digital Services Act (DSA) to ChatGPT, arguing that it should be classified as a hybrid of the two types of hosting services: online search engines and platforms. This requires classifying search engines as hosting services, which we show is...

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Seeing in the dark : towards a broad construction of the access to data provisions of the DSA

Botero Arcila, Beatriz; Ramaciotti, Pedro; Cabale, Emma - In: Internet policy review : journal on internet regulation 15 (2026) 1, pp. 1-24

The Digital Services Act (DSA) is the most ambitious effort taken by liberal democratic nations to regulate social media platforms. One of the main ways it does this is by establishing various transparency obligations applicable to all platforms and search engines, as well as a specific...

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Extraction-by-design : auditing infrastructures of datafication in babytracking apps

Pybus, Jennifer; Matheson, Katrina Nicole; … - In: Internet policy review : journal on internet regulation 15 (2026) 1, pp. 1-34

Millions of parents across Europe use mobile baby-tracking applications. These digital aides generate intimate data sets by accessing sensitive information about (un)born babies, pregnancies, and family caregiving routines. Crucially, the tracking infrastructures embedded in these apps enable...

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Who's behind the wheel? : assessing internet regulatory agencies' autonomy from corporate interests

Antoine, Elise - In: Internet policy review : journal on internet regulation 15 (2026) 1, pp. 1-35

Global agencies such as the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), and the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) play a central role in internet governance, developing the rules, guidelines, and procedures that shape both the...

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Special issue : digital solidarity economies

2026

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