Uma análise da influência dos processos de autorregulação e co-regulação internacionais sobre a construção da Política Pública Brasileira de Proteção de Dados Pessoais (2010-2017)

Abstract

The present paper deals with the influence of public policies on personal data international regulatory models in Brazil, with emphasis on the Brazilian Civil Rights Framework for the Internet and the Bills being processed in Brazil’s National Congress. Specifically, this analysis will focus on Brazilian’s public policy construction regarding the personal data protection, based on the influence of self-regulation and co-regulation models adopted in the United States (US) and the European Union (EU) respectively. The comprehension strategy involves the analysis of social arenas model and networking for the formulation of public policies. For a better understanding of the international regulation influence on the Brazilian system, the first chapter of this paper will deal with the concepts that are relevant to the research and the impact of personal data in the international economy. In the second chapter, we will discuss the regulatory models seen in the US and EU. Finally, the third chapter aims to describe the Brazilian policy development focusing on the influence of regulatory models, especially on the Brazilian Civil Rights Framework for the Internet and the bills that are in process in the Brazilian legislative system.