1. Introduction Edoardo Celeste (Dublin City University, Ireland), Róisín Á Costello (Dublin City University, Ireland), Edina Harbinja (Aston University, UK), Napoleon Xanthoulis (University of Southampton, UK) Part 1 - Towards a New UK Data Protection Model? 2. Post-Brexit UK Data Protection - Staying the Course or Charting a New One? Karen McCullagh (University of East Anglia, UK) 3. Unlocking the Power of Data without Undermining the GDPR: Myth or Reality? Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon (University of Southampton, UK) 4. Brexit and Data Protection Law - a Missed Opportunity for the UK Government? Henry Pearce (University of Portsmouth, UK) Part 2 - The Precarious Equilibrium of the UK Adequacy Decision: Law Enforcement and National Security 5. Counter-Terrorism, Infomation Sharing and Law Enforcement Cooperation Post Brexit Christine Andreeva (University of Prague, Czech Republic) 6. An (In)adequate Data Protection Regime after Brexit? Assessing the Future of EU-UK Data Transfers in the Context of UK National Security Laws Maria Tzanou and Sotirios Santatzoglou (both Keele University, UK) 7. 'Serious and Systemic'? An Analysis of the Development and Use of Live Facial Recognition Technology by Law Enforcement in the UK and Its Impact on Adequacy Allison M Holmes (University of Kent, UK) Part 3 - Parallel Challenges: Regulating Artificial Intelligence and Online Safety 8.
Regulating AI: A Comparative Analysis of EU and UK Policy Responses Lilian Mitrou (University of the Aegean, Greece) 9. The Rise of the Right to an Explanation and AI Uta Kohl (University of Southampton, UK) 10. Beyond Data Protection: The Effects of Other Technology Law Reforms on Data Protection and Commercial Data Transfers Edina Harbinja (Aston University, UK) 11. From Data Protection to Online Safety: Regulatory Acrobatics and Constitutional Tensions Napoleon Xanthoulis (University of Southampton, UK) Part 4 - Digital Sovereignty Tensions and Cross-Border Cooperation Mechanisms 12. The Brussels Effect: Regulatory Standard-Setting and Constitutional Conflicts in Post-Brexit Privacy Law Róisín Á Costello (Dublin City University, Ireland) 13. Brexit and the Risks of Digital Sovereignism Edoardo Celeste (Dublin City University, Ireland) 14. Towards a Successful Cross-Border Regulatory Cooperation Peter Hustinx (UK Information Commissioner's Office).