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Springer EU Internet Privacy Guardian - Article 16 TFEU Law Book

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Description

This comprehensive examination explores the European Union's pivotal role in safeguarding privacy and data protection across the internet. The book analyses how Article 16 TFEU establishes the EU's mandate to protect fundamental rights in the digital age, whilst addressing the escalating challenges posed by big data collection and mass surveillance systems. It traces the contributions of key institutional actors within the EU framework, including the judiciary, EU legislators, and independent supervisory authorities, along with their cooperation mechanisms. The work demonstrates why privacy and data protection remain essential to functioning democracies and how these rights continue to face unprecedented pressure from technological advancement. Ideal for legal scholars, policymakers, and anyone seeking to understand the evolving landscape of digital rights protection in Europe.

Key Features

Examines the EU's role under Article 16 TFEU in establishing internet privacy protections and data security standards.

Analyses how the judiciary, EU legislator, and supervisory authorities work within the EU framework to defend digital rights.

Addresses contemporary threats to privacy including big data exploitation and mass surveillance programmes.

Explores cooperation mechanisms between independent supervisory authorities across EU member states.

Published by Springer in the Law, Governance and Technology Series as volume 31.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
12 June 2018
Listed Since
11 June 2018

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