Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2017May 01, 2017 CDT
Territorial Limits to the European Union’s Right to be Forgotten: How the CNIL Ignores Jurisdictional Basics in Its March 10, 2016 Decision Against Google
Territorial Limits to the European Union’s Right to be Forgotten: How the CNIL Ignores Jurisdictional Basics in Its March 10, 2016 Decision Against Google
Danial A. Nadeem,
Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2017
Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2017
- Antitrust Law in Cross-border Mergers and Acquisitions PracticesYiqing Yin
- WORKING ACROSS THE MEMBER-STATES: THE FREE MOVEMENT OF WORKERS IN THE EUROPEAN UNIONJarrod Tudor
- International Parental Kidnapping: Combatting Abduction Through PreventionAshley N. Dowd
- GI Jane: A Comparison of the Legal Framework for Women’s Military Service in Israel and the United StatesRenee Just
- Territorial Limits to the European Union’s Right to be Forgotten: How the CNIL Ignores Jurisdictional Basics in Its March 10, 2016 Decision Against GoogleDanial A. Nadeem
Danial A. Nadeem, Territorial Limits to the European Union’s Right to Be Forgotten: How the CNIL Ignores Jurisdictional Basics in Its March 10, 2016 Decision Against Google, 8 CICLJ 182 (2017).
