La directive européenne relative à la protection des données : fondements, histoire, points forts
By: BRÜHANN, Ulf
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, janv./mars 1999Revue Française D'Administration Publique 89, p. 9-20Abstract: Following on from a variety of national and international (OECD and Council of Europe) initiatives and pushed on by the consequences of achieving the internal market, the European Community has adopted principles of data protection. While some fear a purely market approach to the question, the European directive is clearly inscribed within a framework of protecting human rights and freedoms. The objective of ensuring a high level of protection has survived the different compromises, which were necessarily agreed in drafting and adopting in text
Following on from a variety of national and international (OECD and Council of Europe) initiatives and pushed on by the consequences of achieving the internal market, the European Community has adopted principles of data protection. While some fear a purely market approach to the question, the European directive is clearly inscribed within a framework of protecting human rights and freedoms. The objective of ensuring a high level of protection has survived the different compromises, which were necessarily agreed in drafting and adopting in text
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