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Axel M.
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PhD-candidate |
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Instituut
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Informatierecht (IViR)
Visiting address
Korte Spinhuissteeg 3
1012 CG Amsterdam
Postal address
Kloveniersburgwal 48
1012 CX Amsterdam
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room B2.19 |
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tel:
+31 20 525 33 04 |
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+31 20 - 525 30 33 |
PGP Key
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Curriculum Vitae
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Axel Arnbak is a Ph.D.
candidate at the Institute for Information Law. His
research will focus on the
regulatory aspects of
cybersecurity.
Obtaining his LL.M. degree from IViR in 2009, he was
awarded the internet law oriented Internet Thesis Award
2009 and general University of Amsterdam Thesis Award
2010 for his Master's thesis on the fundamental rights
aspects of the EU Data Retention Directive and its Dutch
implementation.
Upon graduation, Axel joined
Bits
of Freedom,the Dutch digital rights organization
that had resumed its activities just before. Until
mid August 2011, Axel was responsible for privacy
advocacy and worked on both a national and European
level.
Axel received his LL.B.
degree from Leiden University (2007), interned at law
firm Brinkhof (2008), studied Competitive Strategy and
Game Theory at the London School of Economics (2009) and
chaired the VeerStichting foundation (2005-2006). Along
with his full-time affiliation at IViR, he is a member
of the supervisory board at the Stichting Admiraal van
Kinsbergenfonds (not compensated).
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Publications
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What the European Commission owes 500 million Europeans,
speech delivered on 3 December 2010 at the conference "Taking on the Data Retention Directive",
organised by the European Commission.
Part of this
speech is also published in Privacy & Informatie, nr. 6, 2010, p. 305.
13.12.2011
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Updated
08.05.2012
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