Where Citizenship Law and Data Protection Law Converge

Jacquelyn D. Veraldi; Dimitry Kochenov; Oskar J. Gstrein

Where Citizenship Law and Data Protection Law Converge

Jacquelyn D. Veraldi, Dimitry Kochenov, Oskar J. Gstrein

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Abstract

Becoming a citizen of a country is a noteworthy event. But in light of increasing concerns over the protection of personal data, states face questions regarding the necessity of formal publication of the personal data of their new citizens. A closer look at Member States' practices reveals radical discrepancies between the national approaches taken across the EU.

Original language	English
Type	Online blog
Media of output	Verfassungsblog
Publication status	Published - 19-Jun-2019

Keywords

Privacy
Data Protection
Citizenship
European Law
International Law

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