Welcome to Poznań, Poland
from Jean Monnet Team:
Katarzyna Klafkowska-Waśniowska,
Igor B. Nestoruk and Miłosz Malaga
June 16-17, 2025
Adam Mickiewicz University
Faculty of Law and Administration
Poznań, Poland
Register by May 5, 2025
The flows of data and information are the backbone of modern economy. Responsible governance of these flows is essential for fostering digital markets that are not only fair, robust, transparent and sustainable, but also vibrant, flourishing and attractive to the investors. With an unprecedented wave of EU legislation aimed at ensuring that the digital single market retains these standards (the cDSM, the DSA/DMA, the AI Act, the Data Act), the question as to what such governance should look like remains as relevant as ever.
Whether you are an academic, policymaker, or practitioner passionate about shaping the future of the digital single market, we cordially invite you to take part in the Digital Single Market & Free Flow of Information conference. The conference will be held in Poznań on June 16-17, 2025 at the Adam Mickiewicz University Faculty of Law by Jean Monnet Chair dig_INFlow.
The conference marks the culmination of a three-year Jean Monnet Chair project dedicated to advancing the education on the digital single market and data governance. Alongside its primary educational mission, the project has also facilitated international and interdisciplinary research in the subject areas. The event will showcase both aspects of the project, providing a platform for exchanging ideas and insights on the most pressing issues for the DSM, all the while promoting a deeper understanding of its fundamentals.
prof. UAM
Katarzyna Klafkowska-Waśniowska
Jean Monnet Chair Holder
Prof. Alberto de Franceschi
Università degli Studi
di Ferrara
Prof. Maria Lillà Montagnani
Università Bocconi
Prof. Martin Senftleben
Universiteit van Amsterdam
Prof. Pieter van Cleyenbreugel
Université de Liège
Dr. Hannah Thornton
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Registration for the conference is now open!
If you wish to attend the conference in person as a speaker or an audience member, please submit the registration form available under THIS LINK by May 5, 2025.
Preliminary Agenda
Day 1 – 16/06/2025 – Flow of information in the Digital Single Market
Inauguration, plenary panels
| Participant registration | |
| Inauguration of the conference | |
| Opening panel: “Digital Single Market regulation – past, present and the future“ | |
| Panel I: “Single Market, Media, Information and Law“ General topics: – content creation and circulation governance; – addressing fake content and disinformation distribution; – transparency in content curation and moderation; – impact of EU legislation on digital information flows. | |
| Panel II: “Interplay between EU competition law, the Digital Markets Act and the free flow of information“ General topics: – competition law safeguards for free flow of information in the Digital Single Market and their effectiveness; – flows of information from the perspective of gatekeeper obligations under the DSA. | |
| Panel III: “Digital Single Market and Consumers“ General topics: – the concept of consumer in the platform economy; – consumer interests in the digital markets; – enforcement of consumer rights in the digital environments. |
Day 2 – 17/06/2025 – Neurorights
Plenary panel, workshops, closing of the conference
| Panel IV: “Neurorights in the European Union: If, when and how to regulate consumer neurotechnology“ |
More details will be disclosed soon!
The conference venue is Collegium Iuridicum Novum, the seat of Adam Mickiewicz University Faculty of Law, located at Al. Niepodległości 53, 61-714 Poznań.
The building is adapted for persons with limited mobility.
Paid (~1,5 €/h) municipal parking spaces are available in the close vicinity of the venue.
Getting around Poznań
You can get around Poznań using:
- the public transportation system (bus, tram);
- taxi/uber/bolt services.
To get more information on the functioning of the city’s public transportation, please refer to the official site of ZTM – Poznań public transportation system organiser (the site does not offer alternative language versions, but has the option to auto-translate its contents in the top right).
Getting to Poznań
It is possible to reach Poznań by different means depending on the starting point.
Plane
Poznań Ławica Airport receives direct flights from several locations – e.g. from Frankfurt, Munich, London, Rome, Amsterdam.
To get to the city from the airport hop on one of the buses running to the city’s train station or call a taxi/uber/bolt.
You can learn more about plane trips to and from Poznań at the airport’s official website.
Train
Poznań is connected by train with all the major cities in Poland. There are also several direct international railway connections, e.g. with Berlin and Prague.
Coach
Poznań can also be reached via FlixBus international coach services with direct connections from e.g. Berlin, Vienna, Bratislava, Prague.
