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The GDPR beyond Privacy: Data-Driven Challenges for Social Scientists, Legislators and Policy-Makers
While securing personal data from privacy violations, the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) explicitly challenges policymakers to exploit evidence from social data-mining in order to build better policies. Against this backdrop, two issues become relevant: the impact of Big Data on socia
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