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This blog post summarizes the analyses conducted in I dati personali nell’Amministrazione pubblica, which focuses on the processing of personal data by public administrations. In carrying out their functions, public authorities increasingly rely on personal…
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The Uncertain Limits of European Union Sanctions and the Role of Proportionality, by Marie Terlinden
Introduction The European Union’s (EU) response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been marked by an unprecedented expansion of unilateral sanctions. These ‘restrictive measures’, aimed at curbing Russia’s ability to wage war, have rapidly increased…
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