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Could the doctrine of moral rights be used as a basis for understanding the notion of control within data protection law?
This article considers the notion of individual control of personal data as envisaged by the European data protection framework and makes the argument that it is a poorly-understood and under-developed concept, but that our understanding of it may be improved by way of analyses and comparisons with
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