European Journal of Privacy Law & Technologies

       

ISSN 2704-8012
doi.org/10.57230/EJPLT

 

The European Journal of Privacy Law & Technologies (EJPLT) is a European Law Journal awarded Class A status by ANVUR, for the sectors of Private Law (12/A1), Constitutional Law (12/C1) and Comparative Law (12/E2), since 2021. The Journal is in Open Access Diamond, and focuses on the relationship between law and new technologies and, specifically, on that between privacy law and technology's development. It is the scientific communication channel of the Research Centre in European Private Law (ReCEPL), that become, from 1s January 2026, the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence ReCEPL4STAI (2026-2028) - 'ReCEPL for Stustainable & Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence' (Call: ERASMUS-JMO-2025-HEI-TCH-RSCH - Proposal n. 101240752) Indeed, ReCEPL4STAI has strengthened the journal's focus on sustainable and trustworthy artificial intelligence and. aims to contribute to the European AI strategy in the development of an AI that respects EU values and human rights, with particular regard to AI applications in legal and judicial systems, AI-driven automation and AI applications in brain research and cognitive technologies.

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Editorial

The data protection law fallacy in the information economy. Ignacio Cofone’s perspective confirmed by ReCEPL Empirical Legal Studies | La debolezza della legge sulla protezione dei dati nell'economia dell'informazione. Il punto di vista di Ignacio Cofone confermato dagli studi legali empirici del Centro ReCEPL
Lucilla Gatt
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Articles

What Do Privacy Scholars Maximize? – Law as a Practice and Law as a Science | Che cosa massimizzano gli studiosi della privacy? – Il diritto come pratica e il diritto come scienza
Klaus Heine
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Attuning Big Tech Regulation in Light of Data-Driven Markets | Adeguamento della regolamentazione delle big tech alla realtà dei mercati fondati sui dati
Adrian Kuenzler
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Contract Model versus Tort Model: One View of the Privacy Harm | Modello contrattuale vs modello aquiliano: una visione del danno alla privacy
Shu Li
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Reflections upon ‘The Privacy Fallacy’ by Ignacio Cofone | Riflessioni su “The Privacy Fallacy” di Ignacio Cofone
Salvatore Orlando
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Data protection law and the regulation of artificial intelligence: a two-way discourse | Protezione dei dati e regolazione dell’intelligenza artificiale: discipline in dialogo
Erica Palmerini
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Damages liability for privacy infringements: the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union in light of The Privacy Fallacy | Responsabilità per danni da violazioni della privacy: la giurisprudenza della Corte di giustizia dell’Unione europea alla luce di The Privacy Fallacy
Beatrice Schütte, Katri Havu
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The ‘Consent Illusion’: Where is the Fallacy? | L’ “illusione del consenso”: dov’è l’equivoco?
Shaira Thobani
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The power of civil liability to address harms in the information economy on the current weaknesses of digital constitutionalism | Il potere della responsabilità civile per affrontare i danni nella società dell’informazione nelle debolezze del costituzionalismo digitale
Pauline Trouillard
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