Constitutional freedoms in the digital age: a review of Marcin Wielec’s volume on the freedom of expression and pluralism
Constitutional freedoms in the digital age: a review of Marcin Wielec’s volume on the freedom of expression and pluralism

Summary/Abstract: Marcin Wielec opens the volume with a powerful insight: social media are not just tools but extensions of our human need for connection and community. This insight frames the broader inquiry of the book – an inquiry into how these platforms, born of a basic social instinct, now profoundly shape constitutional values like freedom of expression and democratic pluralism. The volume The Impact of Digital Platforms and Social Media on the Freedom of Expression and Pluralism, edited by Marcin Wielec and published in 2021 by the Ferenc Mádl Institute of Comparative Law and Central European Academic Publishing, addresses one of the most pressing constitutional challenges of our era: the balance between freedom of expression and the regulation of digital communication spaces.

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