Johan Næser

Juridisk Institut, Aarhus Universitet

Mail:  jon@law.au.dk 

Tlf.:   +45 27 38 24 43 

Web:  http://au.dk/jon@law.au.dk

Startdato: 01.09.2020

Slutdato:  15.01.2024

Projektbeskrivelse:
Hovedformålet med afhandlingen er at undersøge, i hvilket omfang den digitale forvaltning kan rummes inden for de almindelige forvaltningsretlige regler, herunder retsgrundsætninger. Den juridiske kerne i projektet er således forvaltningsretlige og retssikkerhedsmæssige overvejelser om de problemstillinger, som i praksis opstår i forbindelse med, at forvaltningsprocessen digitaliseres og automatiseres. 

Lukas Callesen

Juridisk Institut, Aarhus Universitet

Mail:   lc@law.au.dk 

Tlf.:   +45 93 52 23 55 

Web: https://au.dk/lc@law.au.dk 

Startdato: 1. februar 2020

Slutdato:   17. januar 2025

Projektbeskrivelse:

Formålet med projektet er at se nærmere på IT-kriminalitet i en moderne strafferetlig kontekst. I takt med den teknologiske udvikling, fremkommer der ligeledes nye muligheder for at anvende denne teknologi til IT-kriminalitet. Det er derfor relevant at undersøge dels om den nugældende straffelov er egnet til også at dække disse nye former for kriminalitet, herunder om straffelovens bestemmelser anvendes korrekt på IT-kriminalitet, og dels hvilken betydning udviklingen har for de strafferetlige beskyttelsesinteresser.

Rasam Zamani Farahani

Digital Democracy Centre, University of Southern Denmark

Mail:  rzam@sam.sdu.dk  

Tel.:   

Web:  https://portal.findresearcher.sdu.dk/en/persons/rzam 

Starting date: 1 December 2022

Expected completion date:  30 November 2025

Project description:

Social media platforms are playing a vital role in our daily lives. However, while we are catching up on the news or sharing our personal accomplishments on a social media platform, the social media company is harvesting our personal data to maximize our engagement with its platform through personalized content. They also exploit our personal data to steer us into the interest of their customers by political or commercial microtargeting advertisements. Moreover, the underlying algorithm of social media platforms enables malicious actors to target their vulnerable audience with personalized disinformation. This project tries to explore how would personalized content (disinformation) and microtargeting advertisements on social media amount to manipulation and how would international and European human rights law respond to that. The project continues to answer whether social media users’ consent would justify them being exposed to manipulative contents, and whether there is (or should be) a right to access non-manipulative social media.

Niels Lachmann

Department of Law, University of Southern Denmark

Mail:  nla@sam.sdu.dk 

Tel.:   +45 6550 2236

Web:  https://portal.findresearcher.sdu.dk/da/persons/niels-lachmann 

Starting date: 1 January 2023 

Expected completion date:  31 December 2025

Project description:

My PhD project inquires into the possibilities of regulating the digital economy under international economic law. The project’s more specific focus is with the relevance of international trade law and international investment law as legal frameworks challenged by addressing data and crypto-assets.