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Convergence between competition and data protection legal setting: protecting startups by studying a fair competition mechanism

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Resumo:The theme of this dissertation refers to the convergence between competition and the legal environment of data protection: protecting startups through the study of a fair competition mechanism. The development of science is based on obtaining results that allow validating hypotheses about a given event or fact, present or not in society. The specific objectives seek to present and highlight the role of data in the economy and on the internet, as well as to highlight the right of jurisdiction according to the European Union, in addition to addressing data protection and competition law in the European Union, and finally, present the abuse of dominant position of the technology titans in the current context. Finally, the present work leaves the topic open, proposing that a new research be carried out in the future, in order to contextualize the themes addressed here. Along with this new research, it is suggested to carry out a case study, for which a comparative study between European legislation on data protection law with Brazilian law is proposed.
Autores principais:Vieira, Thiago Vinícius
Assunto:Competition Data protection European Union Startups Concorrência Proteção de dados União Europeia
Ano:2020
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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Resumo:The theme of this dissertation refers to the convergence between competition and the legal environment of data protection: protecting startups through the study of a fair competition mechanism. The development of science is based on obtaining results that allow validating hypotheses about a given event or fact, present or not in society. The specific objectives seek to present and highlight the role of data in the economy and on the internet, as well as to highlight the right of jurisdiction according to the European Union, in addition to addressing data protection and competition law in the European Union, and finally, present the abuse of dominant position of the technology titans in the current context. Finally, the present work leaves the topic open, proposing that a new research be carried out in the future, in order to contextualize the themes addressed here. Along with this new research, it is suggested to carry out a case study, for which a comparative study between European legislation on data protection law with Brazilian law is proposed.