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The Brussels Effect and the GDPR: EU Institutions as Catalysts for Global Data Protection Norms
This article explores the pivotal role of European Union institutions in the global projection of EU regulatory power, focusing on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) as a case study within the framework of the Brussels effect. The Brussels effect describes the process by which EU regul
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