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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-21774-7ing such a status under European Union (EU) rules. International and European Legal sources confer relevance to the data manager, generally, as a recognition for being part of the clinical research community. This definition has indeed a raison d’être, exclusively in relation to the position held by

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Introduction,itions rather than a political synthesis of different positions..“Dual European citizenship”—one of them derived from the member states—no longer appears to be sufficient to ensure the best development of European Union integration. In any case, it no longer seems possible to think about EU citizens

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From Cosmopolitan Individual Status (French Civil Code of 1804) and “,” to EU Citizenshipthat an EU citizen is really free in the exercise of civil rights in a host country is something more than subscribing to a contract (such as the Napoleonic Code). It is the concrete awareness that non-discrimination is a central focus of EU rights.

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Data Protection Officerone of the ways to incorporate the accountability principle. The aim of this paper is to fulfil the gap in existing literature by strengthening the relevance of the role of the DPO in helping controllers and processors comply with the European Union law.