Add to ORKGThe purpose of this Essay is to examine current EU and U.S. approaches to data protection in the context of the debate about transborder data flows. Part I begins by outlining the EU approach and the criteria governing data transfers to third countries. Part II examines the scope for self-regulation by organizations to safeguard personal data. Part III reviews the main features of the U.S. model of data protection. Then Part IV critically examines several recent U.S. initiatives to enhance privacy in the light of the EU criteria. This Essay concludes by assessing the potential for reconciling the discontinuities between the two models
Among the wide variety of national and multinational legal regimes for protecting privacy, two domin...
Whether operating globally or simply integrating services on the Internet, many business functions i...
This year’s conference of the Center for Law and Public Utilities (CeLPU) explored the Law’s Evoluti...
The purpose of this Essay is to examine current EU and U.S. approaches to data protection in the con...
The need for data protection emerged during the development of information technology in the 1960's ...
The article is devoted to a comparison of the American and European systems of data protection and t...
Data protection remains high on the transatlantic agenda, especially when it comes to the developmen...
The article is devoted to a comparison of the American and European systems of data protection and t...
Transmission of the personal data outside of the national jurisdiction has always been a debate at t...
In the light of the Snowden revelations in 2013, Maximilian Schrems instituted the proceedings again...
The article is devoted to a comparison of the American and European systems of data protection and ...
The purpose of this article is to discuss recent developments in the EU-US relations related to the ...
While core principles for the fair treatment of personal information are common to democracies, priv...
The European Union (EU) and the USA have two very different models of personal data protection (Euro...
Cross-border data flows from the EU: Data protection and the right to privacy Abstract This thesis o...
Among the wide variety of national and multinational legal regimes for protecting privacy, two domin...
Whether operating globally or simply integrating services on the Internet, many business functions i...
This year’s conference of the Center for Law and Public Utilities (CeLPU) explored the Law’s Evoluti...
The purpose of this Essay is to examine current EU and U.S. approaches to data protection in the con...
The need for data protection emerged during the development of information technology in the 1960's ...
The article is devoted to a comparison of the American and European systems of data protection and t...
Data protection remains high on the transatlantic agenda, especially when it comes to the developmen...
The article is devoted to a comparison of the American and European systems of data protection and t...
Transmission of the personal data outside of the national jurisdiction has always been a debate at t...
In the light of the Snowden revelations in 2013, Maximilian Schrems instituted the proceedings again...
The article is devoted to a comparison of the American and European systems of data protection and ...
The purpose of this article is to discuss recent developments in the EU-US relations related to the ...
While core principles for the fair treatment of personal information are common to democracies, priv...
The European Union (EU) and the USA have two very different models of personal data protection (Euro...
Cross-border data flows from the EU: Data protection and the right to privacy Abstract This thesis o...
Among the wide variety of national and multinational legal regimes for protecting privacy, two domin...
Whether operating globally or simply integrating services on the Internet, many business functions i...
This year’s conference of the Center for Law and Public Utilities (CeLPU) explored the Law’s Evoluti...