Global Data law
The entrance to Vanderbilt Hall at NYU Law.
Global Data Law Course
Since spring 2020, we have offered brand new courses on global data law exploring private and public legal technologies of global data governance including: ways of establishing jurisdiction over data (including data localization); data ownership and open data; data contracting and licensing; and legal-technological solutions for data portability, interoperability, and data sharing, and emerging models of transnational data governance.
The opening panel of the Global Data Law conference in April 2019.
Global Data Law Conference
This major conference in April 2019 brought together scholars, practitioners, and students from around the world to discuss the emerging governance regimes for transnational access to data, data localization and concentration, data transfers between different legal entities, and the emerging data laws in different jurisdictions with a particular focus on international organizations’ as data governors.
The Global Data Privacy panel at the NYU Law Review Symposium in November 2018
Data Law in a Global Digital Economy
This NYU Law Review symposium in November 2018 examined how law does, should, or can affect data ownership, concentration, and control in a global digital economy. We took a conceptual approach to the law of data by confronting emerging issues in the law of the global data economy through analyses grounded in foundational legal concepts such as contracting, torts, property, and trusts/fiduciary law.
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