"The Politics of Online Copyright Enforcement in the EU" is a comprehensive examination of current political initiatives for enforcing copyright in the internet within the European Union. The book provides in-depth insights into the existing challenges and stagnation in this area. The author, Trisha Meyer, highlights the tensions between promoting knowledge and cultural creation and regulating the internet. This study positions the enforcement of online copyright within the broader debate on internet governance and places a particular focus on the liability of intermediaries. Through a detailed analysis of the ideas, interests, institutions, and discourses involved in three EU-wide and two national initiatives, a clearer picture of the current political landscape is drawn. The analysis is complemented by seventy expert interviews that offer valuable perspectives on the topic.