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Emmanuel Pernot-Leplay is an expert in comparative data protection law and responsible AI, specializing in how global policies shape technology and society. Holding advanced degrees from institutions in France and China, including a PhD. in Comparative Law from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Emmanuel combines academic rigor with real-world insights.

His research spans the EU, U.S., and China, focusing on data privacy, digital governance, and the ethical implications of AI. This blog serves as a platform to share his latest findings and perspectives, offering readers an in-depth look at how policies are reshaping our world.

Emmanuel’s expertise is grounded in both academia and practice. As a former data privacy consultant with Deloitte in Paris and a post-doctoral researcher at Tilburg University in the Netherlands, he brings a uniquely global and interdisciplinary perspective to the challenges of regulating emerging technologies.

Publications and Research Focus

Emmanuel writes extensively on comparative law and policy in data privacy, digital regulation, responsible AI, and ethics, as well as their implications for national security. His work, rooted in a comparative analysis of the EU, U.S., and China, builds on the foundational insights of his Ph.D. thesis, offering a nuanced perspective on pressing challenges in data governance and ethical AI.

Academic Law Review Articles

W. Gregory Voss & Emmanuel Pernot-Leplay, China Data Flows and Power in the Era of Chinese Big Tech, Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business, Vol. 44, Issue 1.

Emmanuel Pernot-Leplay, China’s Approach on Data Privacy Law: A Third Way Between the U.S. and the EU?, Penn State Journal of Law & International Affairs, Volume 8, Issue 1.

Emmanuel Pernot-Leplay, EU Influence on Data Privacy Laws: Is the U.S. Approach Converging with the EU Model?, Colorado Technology Law Journal, Volume 18, Issue 1.

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