CBDF Senior Fellows Théodore Christakis and Jennifer Daskal, and CBDF Research Director Peter Swire have published extensively in the immediate aftermath of the Court of Justice of the European Union’s decision in Schrems II. This […]
Last fall, the United Kingdom and United States announced the first executive agreement under the CLOUD Act. The 180 days for Congress to disapprove the agreement expired on July 8, without the House or the […]
Introduction How do African law enforcement authorities access African data held by US companies for the purpose of legitimate criminal investigations? How―and to what extent― can African countries benefit from the cross-border data access reform […]
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