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Post-Brexit data protection in the UK - leaving the EU but not EU data protection law behind
The UK's departure from the EU tested the EU's influence as a trade power and regulatory influence in the field of data protection. This chapter will confirm that an adequacy decision provides the EU with a legal instrument to extend its data protection influence beyond its borders by directly compe
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