InfoSoc is a project launched by the Law Department of Bournemouth University and inspired by the landmark research of Professor Roger Brownsword. The idea is to map the landscape of contemporary informational interests and to evaluate a range of recognised and putative rights and wrongs associated with modern ‘information societies’. The aim of the InfoSoc… Read more » about InfoSoc Seminar Series, Autumn 2019
Emergent Technologies
Christine Riefa – Definition of standards for global e-commerce and consumer protection at the WTO: what can be learnt from TRIPS?
Research Seminar – Wednesday 18 September 2019
Emile Douilhet awarded PhD with a thesis on EU data protection law
Emile Douilhet has successfully defended his PhD thesis entitled The Information / Guarantees Balance: Protecting informational privacy interests within the European data protection framework. In his thesis, Dr Douilhet studied the notion of informational privacy, and how it is protected both by the right to privacy and the right to data protection in the EU…. Read more » about Emile Douilhet awarded PhD with a thesis on EU data protection law
Arno Lodder – Regulation of algorithms: towards a taxonomy based on threats
Research seminar – Wednesday 3 July 16.00
Pieter Van Cleynenbreugel – By-design regulation and EU law: opportunities, challenges and the road ahead
Research seminar – Wednesday 12 June, 16.00





