Both the Council of Europe and the European Union have attempted to balance the companies needs for circulation of data and the necessary protection of data with outcomes that are not entirely satisfactory. The private contractual instruments concluded between importers and exporters of data have indeed shown that have not been duly considered problems of private international law concerning rules on jurisdiction, qualifications and territorial scope. Consequently, in the light of the possibility of massive and systematic use and circulation of personal data, uncertainties are appearing with regard to the adequacy of the regulatory instruments made available to companies within the balancing of protection and circulation of personal data.
Data protection nei rapporti transnazionali tra imprese. Aspetti problematici della Convenzione n. 108 del Consiglio d’Europa e del regolamento (UE) n. 679/2016
Edoardo Alberto Rossi
2019
Abstract
Both the Council of Europe and the European Union have attempted to balance the companies needs for circulation of data and the necessary protection of data with outcomes that are not entirely satisfactory. The private contractual instruments concluded between importers and exporters of data have indeed shown that have not been duly considered problems of private international law concerning rules on jurisdiction, qualifications and territorial scope. Consequently, in the light of the possibility of massive and systematic use and circulation of personal data, uncertainties are appearing with regard to the adequacy of the regulatory instruments made available to companies within the balancing of protection and circulation of personal data.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
