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Brexit and Data Protection: The Tale of the Data Protection Bill and UK-EU Data Transfer.

Brexit and Data Protection: The Tale of the Data Protection Bill and UK-EU Data Transfer.

Elif Mendos Kuskonmaz , PhD student at Queen Mary, University of London [*] Introduction A Bosnian folk song tells the death ...

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Bridge over troubled's legal water? Legal issues of the Brexit transition period.

Bridge over troubled's legal water? Legal issues of the Brexit transition period.

Professor Steve Peers* Compared to famous Florentines, Theresa Mays recent speech on the UKs Brexit plans inevitably owed more to...

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Learning to let go the Charter of Fundamental Rights after Brexit.

Learning to let go the Charter of Fundamental Rights after Brexit.

Eduardo Gill-Pedro , Post-Doctoral Researcher, Faculty of Law, Lund University: Eduardo.gill-pedro@jur.lu.se The UK Governments ...

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The White Paper on the Great Repeal Bill: Invasion of the Parliamentary Control Snatchers.

The White Paper on the Great Repeal Bill: Invasion of the Parliamentary Control Snatchers.

Professor Steve Peers Yesterdays White Paper for the forthcoming Great Repeal Bill outlines the key elements of the domestic ...

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The judgment in Miller: Representative Democracy Strikes Back's.

The judgment in Miller: Representative Democracy Strikes Back's.

Professor Steve Peers Yesterday the UKs Supreme Court gave its long-awaited judgment in the case of Miller (and a parallel North...

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