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Exposed to the elements: How European data protection law facilitates welfare dystopias and how to improve its level of protection
This article examines the role of European data protection law, specifically the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), in enabling ‘welfare (state) dystopias’. Numerous high-profile cases across Europe and beyond, including the Australian Robodebt scandal, as well as the Dutch SyRI and Childcar
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