In commemoration of Data Protection Day – January 28th – CEDIS/IDP is making available in full on its website the two dossiers on data protection published by the IDP's Public Law Journal.
The dossiers aim to discuss the importance of data protection in facilitating the free flow of information in the market, by increasing legal certainty in data processing and consolidating citizens' trust in information society services.
For publication, articles were selected with the following focuses: i) Federal model, institutional arrangement and legal security in the application of the LGPD; ii) Protection of personal data and antitrust law: differences and convergences; iii) How to guarantee the effectiveness of the rights foreseen in the LGPD?; iv) Artificial intelligence, ethics and data protection; v) International data flow: institutional and normative challenges.
The publications present current themes with the potential to generate new discussions in the scientific field of law, in addition to expressing the need for reflection on the implications of the use and processing of personal data in a data-driven economy, where the challenges are present in the present time.
In that same news article, to download THE DOSSIER, the person has two options: click on the name or on the button. Leave only one option.
VOLUME I - DATA PROTECTION AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: ETHICAL AND REGULATORY PERSPECTIVES
VOLUME II – DATA PROTECTION AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: ETHICAL AND REGULATORY PERSPECTIVES
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