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ORCIDComputer Law & Security Review, Volume 54
Volume 54, 2024
- Wenlong Li, Jiahong Chen
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From brussels effect to gravity assists: Understanding the evolution of the GDPR-inspired personal information protection law in China. 105994 - Erzsébet Csatlós:
Prospective implementation of ai for enhancing European (in)security: Challenges in reasoning of automated travel authorization decisions. 105995 - Janne Kaisto, Teemu Juutilainen, Joona Kauranen:
Non-fungible tokens, tokenization, and ownership. 105996 - Meng Chen:
Developing China's Approaches to Regulate Cross-border Data Transfer:Relaxation and Integration. 105997 - Ningyao Ye, Zeyu Zhao:
The reform of consumer protection in mobile payment services in China: Legislation, regulation, and dispute resolution. 106007 - Yuliya Miadzvetskaya:
EU sanctions in response to cyber-attacks as crime-based emergency measures. 106010 - Paul Quinn, Erika Ellyne, Cong Yao:
Will the GDPR Restrain Health Data Access Bodies Under the European Health Data Space (EHDS)? 105993 - Mattia Falduti, Cristine Griffo:
Ontological models for representing image-based sexual abuses. 105999 - Jakub Vostoupal:
Stuxnet vs WannaCry and Albania: Cyber-attribution on trial. 106008 - Mohammed Raiz Shaffique:
Cyber Resilience Act 2022: A silver bullet for cybersecurity of IoT devices or a shot in the dark? 106009 - Beatriz Botero Arcila:
AI liability in Europe: How does it complement risk regulation and deal with the problem of human oversight? 106012 - Sebastian Zielinski:
Evolving Threats, Emerging Laws: Poland's 2023 Answer to the Smishing Challenge. 106013 - Clara Isabel Velasco Rico, Migle Laukyte:
ETIAS system and new proposals to advance the use of AI in public services. 106015 - Huijuan Dong, Junkai Chen:
Meta-Regulation: An ideal alternative to the primary responsibility as the regulatory model of generative AI in China. 106016 - Luca Belli, Water B. Gaspar, Shilpa Singh Jaswant:
Data sovereignty and data transfers as fundamental elements of digital transformation: Lessons from the BRICS countries. 106017 - Giuseppe Colangelo:
Open Banking goes to Washington: Lessons from the EU on regulatory-driven data sharing regimes. 106018 - Pierre Dewitte:
Better alone than in bad company: Addressing the risks of companion chatbots through data protection by design. 106019 - Xi Chen:
Algorithmic proxy discrimination and its regulations. 106021 - Núbia Augusto de Sousa Rocha, Alexandre Nascimento de Almeida, André Nunes, Humberto Angelo:
Critical points for the processing of personal data by the government: An empirical study in Brazil. 106023 - Christian Bergqvist:
The blocking of Booking/Etraveli - When the first victim of EU's anti-US tech stand was a European. 106025 - Abhilash Nair, James G. H. Griffin:
Pornography, sexual privacy and copyright. 105990 - Alessandro Mantelero:
The Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA) in the AI Act: Roots, legal obligations and key elements for a model template. 106020 - Giovanni Comandè, Margaret Varilek:
The many features which make the eIDAS 2 Digital Wallet either risky or the ideal vehicle for the transition to post-quantum encryption. 106022 - Beatriz Kira:
When non-consensual intimate deepfakes go viral: The insufficiency of the UK Online Safety Act. 106024 - Diego Machado:
The protection of vulnerable algorithmic groups through collective data protection in the onlife world: A Brazilian perspective. 106027 - Qiang Ren, Jing Du:
Harmonizing innovation and regulation: The EU Artificial Intelligence Act in the international trade context. 106028 - Larissa Galdino de Magalhães Santos:
Open government data in the Brazilian digital government: Enabling an SDG acceleration agenda. 106029 - Gerard Buckley, Tristan Caulfield, Ingolf Becker:
How might the GDPR evolve? A question of politics, pace and punishment. 106033 - Øyvind Anders Arntzen Toftegaard, Guro Grøtterud, Bernhard M. Hämmerli:
Operational Technology resilience in the 2023 draft delegated act on cybersecurity for the power sector - An EU policy process analysis. 106034
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