The editorial team of the Digital Law Journal has summed up the results of the Competition of the Research Paper on Digital Law.

97 authors have submitted their manuscripts from Brazil, Germany, Georgia, Italy, Kazakhstan, the Netherlands, Russia, the USA and Switzerland.

At the first stage, from April 30 to May 30, the experts considered abstracts of manuscripts. Then leading Russian and foreign experts in the field of digital law examined the received materials in the process of blind peer review.

The editorial board, taking into account the received reviews, determined the winners of the Competition. All winners get the opportunity to publish their manuscripts in the journal, and the authors who take 1st to 3rd places receive a monetary reward.

List of winners:

1^st place

Konstantin Kraulin (HSE University, Russia)

“Limits of product liability of the marketplaces’ owners in the Russian Federation and the USA”

2^nd place

Alla Tiunova (World Intellectual Property Organisation, Switzerland)  

“Infringement of exclusive rights on the Internet: A comparative analysis of regulation on the applicable law”

3^rd place

Oscar Valente Cardoso (School of Federal Judges of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil)

“Cryptography and law: Case of Brazil”

4^th place

Olga Kulakova (Vladimir State University named after Alexander and Nikolay Stoletovs, Russia)

“Legal definition of digital art in NFT market conditions”

5^th place

Anna Arutyunyan, Anastasia Berbeneva (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Egorov Puginsky Afanasiev & Partners, Russia)

“The evolution of antitrust regulation of digital platforms”

6^th place

Anastasia Alfyorova (Utrecht University, Netherlands)  

“Behavioral economics as a tool for adapting antitrust legislation to the digital transformation of society”

The editorial team thanks all the participants who took part in the Competition.

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