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Master in European Law and Policies (Academic Year 2021/2022)

European citinzenship and fundamental rights in the digital society

Lesson n. 1: European citizenship and digital rights Introduction European citizenship: a short introduction European citizenship rights and digital transformation		Giorgio Resta
Lesson n. 2: European citizenship and the governance of new technologies Law & the regulation of technology New rights for new technologies? Digital personhood		Giorgio Resta
Lesson n. 3: The logic of European data law - First part The structure of European data law The history of European data protection law Constitutionalization of EU data protection law The GDPR		Giorgio Resta
Lesson n. 4: The logic of European data law - Second part Non-personal data and EU digital strategy Data ownership laws Access to data laws: G2B Globalization of European Data laws		Giorgio Resta
Lesson n. 5: COVID -19 and digital rights: the rise and fall of tracing apps Data-driven responses to Covid-19 Regulatory models: East v. West The fall of tracing applications? Lessons for the future		Giorgio Resta
Lesson n. 6: Digital rights, mass surveillance and the un-territoriality of data The un-territoriality of data: Legal issues Transnational mass-surveillance: The NSA scandal Digital rights extraterritoriality?		Giorgio Resta
Lesson n. 7: Regulation of online platforms and democracy rights Regulating digital platforms: A short history The case of anonymous speech: A comparative framework Balancing free speech and fundamental rights		Giorgio Resta
Lesson n. 8: Algorithmic decision making The importance of automated decision making today Main legal issues Regulatory frameworks		Giorgio Resta