Next was an engaging panel on risks to GDPR and digital privacy more broadly with Ellen O'Regan, @mariamagierska, Anja Wyrobek, @marianods, and @je5perl at @edri https://www.youtube.com/live/EokGEfs7Oys?si=R8lphc9yor7X33KQ&t=9038 (4/7) #privacy #law
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Next was a great panel reflecting on the latest US labor news with Seth Harris, Sharon Block, Elizabeth Ford, and Talia Soglin at Power At Work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDnrormRhXI (5/7) #labor #news #US
Next was "Computers and the Law" by Robert Dunne. This book introduces core US legal concepts that are broadly related to the digital world - contracts, IP, privacy, etc. Included throughout are illustrative cases, with both concurring and dissenting opinions, in addition to insightful analysis from Dunne. Highly recommend
Full review: https://bookwyrm.social/user/bwaber/review/8596048/s/an-incredible-if-dated-book-on-us-law#anchor-8596048 (6/7) #law
Last was "Justice for Some: Law and the Question of Palestine" by Noura Erakat. Erakat takes a methodical, relentless, and well-researched approach to dissecting the 100+ years of international law development around Palestine, Israel, and the employment of legal mechanisms to further Palestinian dispossession. Highly recommend
Full review: https://bookwyrm.social/user/bwaber/review/8596505/s/an-essential-methodical-book-on-the-legal-machinations-around-israel-and-palestine#anchor-8596505 (7/7) #Palestine #Israel #law #history
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