Matthias Finger

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Matthias Finger is a leading scholar in the regulation and governance of network industries, with a particular focus on transportation, logistics, and supply chain management. His research critically examines the intersection of emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence and robotics, with regulatory frameworks, aiming to shape policies that foster innovation while ensuring safety and equity. Finger’s most-cited work, "Regulation for artificial intelligence and robotics in transportation, logistics and supply chain management" (2018), has garnered 3 citations, reflecting his pioneering role in addressing the regulatory challenges posed by automation in critical infrastructure sectors. Beyond this, he has made substantial contributions to the study of liberalization and privatization in network industries, including railways, telecommunications, and postal services, often analyzing the tensions between market forces and public service obligations. Finger’s work is widely recognized for its practical relevance, influencing both academic discourse and policy-making in Europe and beyond. His ability to bridge technical, economic, and legal perspectives makes his research essential for students and practitioners navigating the complex governance of modern infrastructure systems.