Techniques for awarding personal injury damages assume an increasing interest in times of frequent mobility of individuals. Assessing non-economic damages might require more harmonized answers to provide justice and equal treatment across the world. Indeed, in most countries a lasting debate...

Against the backdrop of an evolving landscape describing data driven research, the study discusses the role of data protection laws in shaping a free flow of research data. In particular, it enquires whether European data protection law hampers or rather encourages data-driven research, and how....

Comparer les comparaisons, Le problegrave;me de la leacute;gitimiteacute; culturelle et le nomos du droit - Comparing Comparativisms, Nomos and Narrative as Cultural Legitimation. (P. G. Monateri)Doing Away with Inequality in Loss of Enjoyment of Life.(G. Comandeacute;)Les consommateurs sont-ils...

This article offers a new perspective on the boundaries between health and non-health data in the age of “Quantified-Self” apps: the “data-sensitiveness-by-computational-distance” approach — or, more simply, the “sensitive-by-distance” approach. This approach takes into account two...

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of the European Union came into force in 2018, replacing the Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC. Under the new Accountability Principle of the GDPR, controllers (i.e., parties determining the purposes and the means of the processing of personal data)...