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Building: Institute of Romance Studies, Floor: 4th floor, Room: 4.1
Thursday 09:00 - 10:40 CEST (05/09/2019)
The increase in Surveillance in recent years seems to go hand in hand not with decreasing but increasing surveillance regulation. Ever more laws and directives are passed that govern the nowadays almost ubiquitous practice of surveillance. These policies define legitimate and illegitimate forms of, reasons for and roles in surveillance. Therefore they resemble both an obstacle to as well as a basis of surveillance. The panel brings together works that focus on specific surveillance policies and examine the particular influence of these policies and their underlying principles. Are the policies in question conducive or confining for surveillance? Does their enabling or hindering effect on surveillance serve the stated objectives of the policies? And which conclusions can be drawn regarding the actors who have formulated or implemented these policies? The contributions to the panel provide answers to such questions by analyzing policies from the national and the supranational level, their implications and actors involved.
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Protecting Data or Protecting Dominance? Authority as an Enabling and Constraining Force | View Paper Details |
Limits of the GDPR in Regulating Profiling and Algorithmic Decision-Making | View Paper Details |
Guard of the Guardians or Paradoxical Facilitator? Assessing the EU’s Role in Regulating Online Surveillance and Data Sharing | View Paper Details |
Upping the Ante on Bulk Surveillance: An International Compendium of Good Legal Safeguards and Oversight Innovations | View Paper Details |
Mind the Accountability Gap: Oversight of Bulk Collection Practices in the UK and the Netherlands in the Post Snowden Era | View Paper Details |