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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.2.2020.tde-04052021-141813
Document
Author
Full name
Amanda Cunha e Mello Smith Martins
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2020
Supervisor
Committee
Monaco, Gustavo Ferraz de Campos (President)
Florêncio, Juliana Abrusio
Maranhão, Juliano Souza de Albuquerque
Ribeiro, Marilda Rosado de Sá
Title in Portuguese
Privacidade, proteção de dados e danos transnacionais: aspectos do Direito Internacional Privado brasileiro
Keywords in Portuguese
Dados pessoais
Dano
Direito Comparado -- Brasil; Europa; Estados Unidos
Direito Internacional Privado
Internet
Privacidade
Abstract in Portuguese
Esta dissertação propõe uma análise da privacidade e da proteção de dados, especificamente sob o âmbito do Direito Internacional Privado. Assim, são abordados temas relevantes no contexto da Sociedade da Informação, os quais permitem avaliar a forma como conceitos e critérios de conexão tradicionalmente utilizados podem ser aplicados em conflitos que envolvem a Internet. Diante do caráter deslocalizado do meio digital, há a ressignificação das fronteiras e da soberania, suscitando novos desafios em termos de conflitos de qualificação, jurisdição internacional, lei aplicável e reconhecimento de sentenças estrangeiras. O objetivo principal do estudo é fornecer ferramentas adequadas para a solução de conflitos que envolvem dados plurilocalizados e danos transnacionais.
Title in English
Privacy, data protection and transnational damages: aspects of Brazilian Private International Law
Keywords in English
Data protection
International Private Law
Pluri-localized data
Privacy
Transnational damages
Abstract in English
The dissertation aims to analyze privacy and data protection specifically under the scope of Private International Law. Therefore, it addresses relevant subject-matters in the context of an information society, in order to evaluate how traditional definitions and connecting factors can be applied in disputes involving the internet. Given the delocalized character of the digital environment, a redefinition of borders and State sovereignty takes place, raising new challenges regarding conflicts of qualification, international jurisdiction, applicable law and recognition of foreign awards. The main objective is to provide adequate tools for the resolution of disputes involving pluri-localized data and transnational damages.
 
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Publishing Date
2021-06-21
 
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