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Coherence Between Data Protection and Competition Law in Digital - Market

English · Hardback

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Coherence between Data Protection and Competition Law in Digital Markets offers a blueprint for a more synergetic and mutually reinforcing approach towards data protection and competition law, anchored in the theory of 'sectional coherence.'


List of contents

  • 1: An Overview of EU Data Protection and Competition Law

  • 2: Common Objectives and the Triple Challenge

  • 3: Mapping the Interactions: Status Quo

  • 4: Sectional Coherence as a New Paradigm

  • 5: A competition Law Perspective on Sectional Coherence

  • 6: A Data Protection Law Perspective on Sectional Coherence

  • 7: The Big Picture

About the author

Klaudia Majcher is an Assistant Professor at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (Research Group on Competition and Digitalization). She is also a Senior Associate Fellow at the Free University of Brussels (Brussels School of Governance), where in 2020 she obtained her doctoral degree for the dissertation on coherence between EU data protection and competition law. She conducted parts of her research at the Fordham Law School in New York. Between 2018 and 2020, Klaudia worked as a Digital Policy Analyst at the European Political Strategy Centre, the Brussels-based in-house think-tank of the President of the European Commission. In 2013, Klaudia received her LL.M. degree in European Law from the University of Leiden.

Summary

Coherence between Data Protection and Competition Law in Digital Markets offers a blueprint for a more synergetic and mutually reinforcing approach towards data protection and competition law, anchored in the theory of 'sectional coherence.'

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