La transferencia internacional de datos con terceros Estados en el nuevo Reglamento europeoEspecial referencia al caso estadounidense y la Cloud Act

  1. Clara Isabel Cordero Álvarez 1
  1. 1 Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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    Universidad Complutense de Madrid

    Madrid, España

    ROR 02p0gd045

Zeitschrift:
REDE. Revista española de derecho europeo

ISSN: 1579-6302

Datum der Publikation: 2019

Nummer: 70

Seiten: 49-107

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Zusammenfassung

The General Data Protection Regulation unifies European law (and its interpretation) in this field, due to it establishes a unique system for the whole European Economic Area. Consequently, this instrument reverts in a greater legal security. In addition, the expansion of its territorial scope ensures that the same rules will be applied both to European companies and those ones domiciled in third countries when their goods or services are offered in the Union or monitors European citizens´ behavior. It is evident that the new instrument supposes a significant advance in comparison with the previous legislation. The Regulation´s approach is more appropriate for regulating a globalized and digitized world where international data transfers are the key element. However, it could be considered whether this legal framework is enough to ensure data transfers to third countries adapted to the new Regulation. In particular, despite the progresses already made, the future of transfers from the EU to the U.S are unknown; even more after getting into force the Cloud Act.

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