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Making Capital Markets Work For Africa: Interrogating Progress, Challenges and the Pursuit Of Integration
(Trinity College Dublin. School of Law. Discipline of Law, 2022)The work which follows examines the foundation, state, and practice of stock market integration projects in Africa which are fronted as a solution to making capital markets work for Africa. There is a consensus that African ... -
Disproving the Claim of Inherent Incompatibility Between Islamic Criminal Law and International Human Rights Law
(Trinity College Dublin. School of Law. Discipline of Law, 2022)Is Islamic Criminal Law incompatible with International Human Rights Law? If so, is this incompatibility inherent arising by reason of the texts of both Sharia and the International Bill of Rights, or does it exist by ... -
Patching the patchwork: appraising the EU regulatory framework on cyber security breaches
(2018)Breaches of security, a.k.a. security and data breaches, are on the rise, one of the reasons being the well-known lack of incentives to secure services and their underlying technologies, such as cloud computing. In this ... -
Sentencing data-driven cybercrime. How UK courts tackle data crime with cascading effects
(2022)Cybercrimes that compromise data, and particularly personal data, are on the rise. These ‘data crimes’ display cascading effects, in that they empower disparate criminals to commit further crimes and victimise a broad range ... -
On Boundaries Finding the Essence of the Right to the Protection of Personal Data
(Hart Publishing, 2018)In this contribution, I identify the essence of the right to the protection of personal data as understood in EU law. The essence is a fundamental step in defining the permissible limitations of the right; it works as a ...
