Die Geschichte des Registerrechts aus europäischer Perspektive

Lately, it has become clear to which degree individuals have to provide state officials with private information in order to solve all sorts of new problems: The COVID pandemic made it necessary that the state acquired vaccine doses for the population, while individuals had to demonstrate their need. Electronic storage and sending of knowledge made it easier to exchange information between individuals and public authorities. With regard to the question of informational self-determination, registration has become a central issue of the new legal order.
In 2023, we held an international conference on register law. The different perspectives are shown in this book and can be a start to understanding this issue and to developing new ideas.
With contributions by
Prof. Dr. María Aránzazu Calzadilla Medina | Prof. Dr. John Finlay | Prof. Dr. Arndt Kiehnle | Prof. Dr. Arzu Oğuz | Prof. Dr. Laurent Pfister | Triinu Rennu | Prof. Dr. Thomas Rüfner | Prof. Dr. Mathias Schmoeckel | Prof. Dr. Rosalba Sorice | Prof. Dr. Martin Sunnqvist | Prof. Dr. Andreas Thier, M.A.