Right to Repair: A Case Study for the Maturation of a Regulatory Issue

This article delves into the evolution and impact of the Right to Repair movement, which began at the grassroots, but which has prompted the ongoing development of a legislative and regulatory framework. The movement advocates for consumers’ freedom to repair, modify, and maintain the products they own, a concept that intersects with broader issues such as consumer choice, environmental sustainability, and electronic waste reduction. The article traces the historical roots of the movement,