European Data Protection: Post pandemic effects and new dimensions

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The project covers several activities grouped in 2 work packages: WP1: Project Management and dissemination to ensure the timely and effective implementation of the project activities, achieve the envisaged objectives and results and to promote the project activities, knowledge, events, results, and the European funding source among the main target groups, stakeholders and the public society through development of a project website. WP2: Jean Monnet Module on Data Protection, which aims to update the curriculum in Law in accordance with SWU internal rules and the national accreditation requirements through preparation of course materials and teaching 3 year-course on Data protection in EU and Third Countries (45 academic hours lecture and 15 academic hours practice work per year) to approx. 90-120 students (incl PhD students) per year majoring in Law, European Studies, Political Science and Economics. There will be an annual event of 1 lecturer, delivered by an expert in the field of personal data protection who will present the actual moments in practice. These lectures will be open to the public and any other stakeholders and will raise overall awareness on hot EU topics. WP 2 includes research activities on Data protection Theory and practice. It includes the engagement of 6 researchers who will make a detailed study of national and foreign experience and the practice of the CJEU and national courts on Data protection. The results of the research process will be prepared and published in 7 scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals in the country and/or abroad. Researchers will participate in 3 national or international forums on personal data protection. The next activity is the organization of 2 one-day public roundtables at SWU campus with min 30 participants (academia, students (incl. PhD. students), and other specialized audiences), which aims to support the open discussion and exchange of best practices, experiences, and knowledge on Data Protection