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The Brussels effect(s) and the rise of a privacy profession
EU data protection law has become an engine of global standard, with direct and indirect impacts. Building on Anu Bradford’s distinction between de-jure and de-facto Brussels effects, this article observes a continuum of effects. The continuum of Brussels effects is documented by a study of privacy
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