Table of contents

Preface - Viviane Reding Part 1. Introduction 1. Data Protection Anno 2014: How To Restore Trust? An Introduction - Hielke Hijmans and Herke Kranenborg 2. Averse from Hair-splitting: A Process-based Framework to Balance Privacy and Other Interests - Corien Prins Part 2. Observations from Nearby 3. Privacy: A Refuge for Evil - Ulcovan de Pol 4. Setting up a New European Authority - Joaquin Bayo Delgado 5. Data Protection in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Challenges for the Judiciary - Giovanni Buttarelli Part 3. Constitutional Values and the Role of the Judiciary 6. Privacy in the Dutch Constitution: A Dead Letter? - Luc Verhey 7. The Distinction between Privacy and Data Protection in the Jurisprudence of the CJEU and the ECtHR - Juliane Kokott and Christoph Sobotta 8. The European Court of Justice and the Decade of Surveillance - Christopher Docksey 9. The Defense of Privacy: The U.S. Supreme Court and the Need for Institutional Advocacy - Marc Rotenberg Part 4. Role of the Legislator and Independent Control 10. Uniform Protection by the EU - The EU Data Protection Regulation Salvages Informational Self-determination - Jan Philipp Albrecht 11. Sub-national Data Protection Laws in a EU Framework - Alexander Dix 12. Accountability - A Modern Approach to Regulating the 21st Century Data Environment - Richard Thomas 13. Privacy by debate. The European Data Protection Supervisor's Contribution to Collaboration between National Data Protection Authorities - Jacob Kohnstamm 14. SWIFT revisited - When do the Directive and the Proposed Regulation Apply? - Lokke Moerel Part 5. The Transatlantic Perspective 15. A View from the European Parliament on EU-U.S. Relations - Sophie in 't Veld 16. Bridging the Divide: A Perspective on U.S.-EU Commercial Privacy Issues and Transatlantic Enforcement Cooperation - Julie Brill 17. Peter Hustinx and Three Cliches about EU-U.S. Data Privacy - Peter Swire 18. Privacy for a Global Information Society: High Standards, Global Cooperation, Flexibility for the Future - Daniel Weitzner 19. Foreign Nationals and Data Protection Law: A Transatlantic Analysis - Christopher Kuner 20. The Transatlantic Perspective: Data Protection and Competition Law - Pamela Jones Harbour Part 6. The Contributions of the European Data Protection Supervisor 21. The EDPS as a Unique Stakeholder in the European Data Protection Landscape, Fulfilling the Explicit and Non-explicit Expectations - Paul de Hert and vagelis Papakonstantinou 22. Ten Years of Supervision of the EU Institutions and Bodies - Sophie Louveaux 23. Ten Years of Supervision of the EU Institutions and Bodies: Perspective of a DPO - Laraine Laudati 24. The Ombudsman and the EDPS: Promoting Transparency, the Protection of Personal Data, and Good Administration - P. Nikiforos Diamandouros