This brings together speakers from law, communication science, ethics, computer science, philosophy, and policy, and asks how we can distinguish personalization that genuinely empowers users from personalization that undermines autonomy, equality, and trust.
Over the last years, the Roundtable has become a relied upon forum, within the Faculty of Law of Maastricht University, to discuss approaches to these areas of study. It offers a space to discuss the legal significance of objects that either defy or deplete categorization, underlying the value
" One Size Fits None: Effectiveness and Acceptability of Personalized Transparency and Privacy Assistance in the United States, the European Union, and China"
On 16 June, our speaker is Alexander Somek from the University of Vienna - Title: Republicanism and Liberal Democracy: Transformation of our Political Predicament
Seminar entitled “The Role of Human Rights Law in International Responses to Cultural Appropriation.” This session will be delivered by Dr Ayla do Vale Alves (Adelaide University) and will explore how international human rights law can respond to cultural appropriation and support community control.