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European Union legislation: how far does it reach beyond the EU border?

Increasing economic interdependence on a global scale has brought about the need to engage intensely in regulatory activities, which extend beyond state borders. Irrespective of the form it takes, such regulatory globalisation1 is always intended to moderate and manage the undesirable effects appearing in a state that are attributable to the particular normative system or practices established abroad.2 Intensifying economic relations within the framework of the One Belt One Road initiative (OBOR), entails operation of some businesses from the Eurasian countries outside the European Union (EU) on the territory of EU and thus also subject to EU legislation. Nonetheless, these businesses might unexpectedly find themselves subject to EU law also in situations in which their activities were only marginally connected to the EU territory.

EU law, extrteritoriality, competition law, data protection

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