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Forthcoming Content
A selection of articles scheduled for publication in Volume 3 of Journal of Data Protection & Privacy – consisting of four quarterly 100-page issues – includes:
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The Implications of a ‘No-Deal’ Brexit for Data Protection in the UK
Dr Oliver Butler, Research Fellow of the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights and a Fellow of Wadham College, University of Oxford -
Accountability and human rights in the age of tech
Dan Shefet, French lawyer; author, ‘Online Radicalization’ UNESCO report, Individual Specialist, Expert, Council of Europe on the Internet Ombudsman; President of AAID -
The labour market for Data Protection Officers
Maria Perugini, Avvocato -
GDPR compliance since May 2018: A continuing challenge
Mark Hughes and Kyra Blessing, McKinsey’s -
Artificial intelligence, facial recognition technology and data privacy
Steve Wilkinson, Data Protection Subject Matter Expert -
Consent for data processing under the General Data Protection Regulation: Could ‘dynamic consent’ be a useful tool for researchers?
Megan Prictor, academic lawyer and research fellow, Melbourne Law School, Harriet J. A. Teare, healthcare and policy researcher; deputy director, HeLEX, Jessica Bell, research fellow, Melbourne Law School; HeLEX, Mark Taylor, associate professor in health law and regulation, Melbourne Law School, deputy director, HeLEX, Melbourne, Jane Kaye, director, HeLEX, University of Oxford -
GDPR and Blockchain: A compliance approach
Rosanna Mannan, CodeX Fellow, Stanford University, Rahul Sethuram, Founder/CTO, Connext Network, San Francisco and Lauryn Younge, Santa Clara University School of Law -
Using tools to automate the Privacy Office in dealing with data subject requests through Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs)
Jerrod Bailey, CSO, Truyo -
A comparison between the European and American approaches to privacy
Dr Donald Buresh, Adjunct Professor, Touro University, USA -
Blockchain and the right to be forgotten under GDPR
Kevin Bailey -
Learning to walk a tightrope
Barbara Eggl, External Expert, EIPA -
Codes of Conduct
Chiara Rustici, GDPR analyst -
Overview of the data protection regime in Uganda
Kenneth Muhangi, intellectual property, technology, media, telecommunications & dispute resolution specialist, KTA Advocates -
Adhering to GDPR codes of conduct: A possible option for SMEs to GDPR certification
Eric Lachaud, senior IT consultant, TILT, Tilburg University -
Personal data protection in blockchain
Steve Wright, authority on data privacy and cybersecurity and Ezgi Pilavci, privacy lawyer, Privacy Culture -
Cyber security and AI
Giulia Zappaterra, Technology Lawyer, Intellectual Property & Technology, DLA Piper -
The Handbook of Privacy Studies: An Interdisciplinary Introduction
Dr Jacob Kornbeck, Policy Officer at the European Commission -
Book review - Data Protection Law in the EU: Roles, Responsibilities and Liability
Dr Jacob Kornbeck, Policy Officer at the European Commission