GDPR Transplantation in Third Countries : A Comparative Study on the Western Balkans.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Rasić Jung, Sofija.

Series:

Global and Comparative Data Law Series

Global and Comparative Data Law Series ; v.7

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Data protection.

Comparative law.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (432 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Berlin/Boston : Walter de Gruyter GmbH, 2025.

Summary:

The Western Balkans, currently in the EU accession process, present a unique case for potential GDPR adequacy decisions.The book analyses the concept of the "Brussels Effect" and the GDPR's global influence.

Contents:

Frontmatter

Title Page

Copyright

Foreword and Acknowledgements

Contents

List of Abbreviations

List of Tables

Chapter 1 - Introduction

A Research Subject

B Course of Study

C State of Research

D Research Aim

Chapter 2 - Fundamentals of Data Protection Law and Privacy

A Evolution of European Data Protection Laws

I First Data Protection Laws

II OECD

III Convention 108

IV ECHR

V CFR

VI TFEU and TEU

VII DPD

VIII GDPR

IX Conclusion to A

B Evolution of Privacy and Data Protection Rights in the WB6

I FRY Constitution

II Albania

III EU Acquis Alignment

IV Data Protection Laws in the WB6 2008-2025

V Conclusion to B

C Conclusion to Chapter 2

Chapter 3 - The GDPR Impact on non-EU Countries

A Territorial Scope of the GDPR

I Art. 3‍(1) GDPR

II Art. 3‍(2) GDPR

1 Offering of Goods or Services

2 Monitoring

III Conclusion to A

B Data Transfers

I Adequacy Decision

1 Criteria Under Art. 45 GDPR

a) Art. 45‍(2)(a) GDPR

b) Art. 45‍(2)(b) GDPR

c) Art. 45‍(2)(c) GDPR

2 Art. 29 Working Party and EDPB

3 CJEU and Schrems Decisions

4 Procedure of Adoption

5 Adequacy Paradox

II Alternatives to Adequacy Decisions for the WB6

III Conclusion to B

C Conclusion to Chapter 3

Chapter 4 - The GDPR Transplantation in the WB6

A Albania

I Constitutional Parameters and International Commitments

1 Conclusion to I

II Data Protection Legislation

1 Status Quo of GDPR Alignment

2 Overview of the ADPL 2024

3 Scope of the ADPL 2024

4 Data Protection Principles

5 Lawfulness of Data Processing

a) Consent

6 Special Categories of Personal Data

7 Rights of Data Subjects

8 Redress Mechanism

9 Personal Scope

a) DPO

b) Security

10 Transfer of Personal Data

a) Adequacy Decisions

11 Penalties.

12 Specific Processing Situations

13 Conclusion to II

III Supervisory Authority

1 General Functions

2 Independence

3 Powers

4 Challenges

5 Conclusion to III

IV Case Law and Enforcement

1 Complaints and Investigations Before the Supervisory Authority

2 Data Leaks Scandals

a) Patronage System

b) WhatsApp Data Leak‍(s)

3 Conclusion to IV

V Conclusion to A

B Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH)

2 Overview of the BDPL 2006

3 Scope of the BDPL 2006

5 Lawfulness of Processing

7 Rights of Data Subject

a) Nature and Manner of Implementation of Data Subjects&amp

TRapos

Rights

b) Restrictions

a) Obligations of Controller and Processor

aa) Obligation to Notify

bb) Specific Security Obligations

b) Third Party

c) Representative

11 Penalties

12 Specific Processing Situations

a) Supervisory Powers

b) Authorisation and Advisory Powers

c) Complaint Related Powers

IV Draft Law

1 Overview of the Draft Law

2 Conclusion to IV

V Case Law and Enforcement

1 Activities of the Supervisory Authority

2 Complaints and Investigations Before the Supervisory Authority

3 Court Cases

4 Conclusion to V

VI Conclusion to B

C Kosovo

2 Overview of the KDPL 2019.

3 Scope of the KDPL 2019

4 Definitions

5 Data Protection Principles

6 Lawfulness

7 Special Categories of Personal Data

8 Rights of Data Subject

9 Redress Mechanism

10 Personal Scope

a) Security of Personal Data

b) DPO

c) Codes of Conduct and Certification

11 Transfer of Personal Data

b) Transfer Approval

12 Penalties

13 Specific Processing Situations

a) Direct Marketing

b) Biometric Data

c) Video Surveillance

14 Conclusion to II

2 Court Case Law

V Conclusion to C

D Montenegro

2 Overview of the MDPL 2008

3 Scope of the MDPL 2008

4 Definition of Personal Data

6 Lawfulness of Processing

b) Consent of Deceased Persons

a) Security Measures

b) Data Breach Notification

c) Records of Processing Activities and Notifying the Supervisory Authority

d) DPO

e) Representative

a) Biometric Measures

b) Records on Entry and Exit from Business or Official Premises

a) Lack of Enforcement Powers

b) Understaffing

c) Political Influence

IV Draft Law.

1 Overview of the Draft Law

2 Particularities

a) Scope

b) Rights of Data Subject

c) Lawfulness of Processing

d) Consent

e) Redress Rights

f) Personal Scope

g) Data Transfers

h) Supervisory Authority - Agency

VI Conclusion to D

E North Macedonia

2 Overview of the MDPL 2020

3 Scope of the MDPL 2020

a) Specific Security Obligations

b) High-risk Filing Systems

c) DPIA

e) Representatives

f) Codes of Conduct

g) Certifications

b) Transfers Based on Safeguards

c) Derogations

d) Data Transfers in Practice

a) Processing and Freedom of Expression and Information (Art. 81)

b) Processing of Citizens' National Identification Number (Art. 83)

c) Prior Approval‍(s)

d) Deceased Persons

e) Direct Marketing

f) Video Surveillance

g) Recipients

a) Cooperation with State Administration Bodies

2 Data Subjects' Complaints Before the PDPA

3 Data Breach 'Scandals'

a) Wiretapping

b) State Election Commission.

c) Stop Corona App

4 Court Cases

5 Conclusion to IV

V Conclusion to E

F Serbia

a) The EU Commission Assessment

2 Overview of the SDPL 2019

3 Scope of the SDPL 2019

a) Art. 21 - Transparent Information

b) Art. 30 - Right to be Forgotten

c) Art. 38 - Automated Individual Decision-Making, Including Profiling

d) Art. 40 - Restrictions and Controversy

c) Representatives of Foreign Entities

d) Codes of Conduct and Certification

10 Transfers of Personal Data

a) Art. 64 - Adequacy Decisions

b) Adequate Safeguards

aa) SCCs

bb) BCR

c) DPC's Approval

d) Special Cases

a) Processing in the Field of Labour and Employment

b) Processing for Humanitarian Purposes by the Public Authorities

a) Election of DPC's Head and Controversy

b) President&amp

s Son&amp

s Wine Shop Case

2 Cases Before the Supervisory Authority

a) The President&amp

s Letters

b) Senior Cards

a) SDPL 2008

b) Criminal Complaints (Art. 146 Criminal Code)

c) SDPL 2019

4 SHARE as Data Privacy Watchdog in the WB6

V Conclusion to F

G Conclusion to Chapter 4.

Chapter 5 - Government Access to Personal Data in the WB6.

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ISBN:

3-11-222101-X

OCLC:

1564059931