”VULNERABILITY AND DATA PROTECTION LAW” BOOK LAUNCH
summary
Book argues GDPR must treat vulnerability as layered vulnerability — contextual, intersectional and driven by power imbalances — and gives a method: map characteristics, encounter with controllers, and social “vulnerability drivers,” then feed that into DP impact assessments and enforcement. It launches an evidence hub, the VULNERA Observatory, and a book (Oxford University Press, April 2023). The approach already shapes EDPS strategy and sparks practical tensions: collecting sensitive data to detect bias versus the duty to avoid collecting it.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Book launch intro
- 5:25Author’s intro
- 11:09Vulnerability in data law
- 24:43Panel discussion starts
- 36:21First commentator’s analysis
- 43:09Second commentator’s view
- 51:47Third commentator’s insights
- 1:02:51Panel reflections
- 1:10:08Final audience questions and closing remarks
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