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Fereniki Panagopoulou - Extended Curriculum Vitae FERENIKI PANAGOPOULOU - EXTENDED CURRICULUM VITAE 1. PERSONAL INFORMATION Department of Public Administration Leof. Andrea Singrou 136, Athens 176 71, Greece PANTEION UNIVERSITY Email: [email protected] Office number: 0030 210 920 1535 Academia: https://panteio.academia.edu/FerenikiPanagopoulou Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=el&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=fereniki+panagopou- lou&oq=fereniki+ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-fereniki-panagopoulou-%CE%BAoutnatzi-44961183/ 2. STUDIES Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Juristische Fakultät, PhD under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Bernhard Schlink in Law and Bioethics. Dissertation: “The self-determina- tion of the patient” (2003-2008) Harvard University, School of Public Health, Master of Public Health, Law and Public Health Concentration (2001-2002) National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, School of Law, Department of Public Law, LL.M. in Public Law. Thesis: “The constitutionality of the independent agencies in USA and their extensions in the Greek legal order” (2000 – 2002) National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, School of Law, Law Degree (LL.B.) (1996 – 2000) Athens College (Hellenic-American Educational Foundation), School Leaving Certif- icate (Apolytirion). Award in History, Ancient Greek and General Award for the excel- lent performance in all the classes of high school (1983 – 1995) 3. ACADEMIC CAREER Assistant Professor of Constitutional Law at Panteion University, Department of Public Administration (2018 – present) Legal Auditor at the Hellenic Data Protection Authority (2010-2018) Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Berlin, Panteion University, the University of Piraeus, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, the University of Mace- donia and the University of the Peloponnese (2008-2018) 4. RESEARCH INTERESTS Constitutional Law Public Law and Protection of Personal Data Public Law, Bioethics and Τechnoethics 5. PUBLICATIONS - BOOKS/MONOGRAPHS Die Selbstbestimmung des Patienten: Eine Untersuchung aus verfassungsrechtlicher Sicht, Duncker und Humblot Verlag, 2009, pp. 1-244 (PhD dissertation). Social Networks as a National, European and International Challenge to the Protec- tion of Privacy, Sakkoulas Publications, Athens-Thessaloniki 2010, pp. 1-126. On the Liberty of Blogs: New Technologies as a National, European and International Challenge to the Free Spread of Ideas. Foreword by Nikos Dimou, Sakkoulas Publica- tions, Athens-Thessaloniki 2010, pp. 1-129. The Supervision of Employees through Technical Means: The case of Global Position- ing System. Foreword by Georgios Panagiotopoulos, Sakkoulas Publications, Ath- ens-Thessaloniki 2012, pp. 1-139. The Institution of Whistleblowing: A Moral-Constitutional Perspective. Foreword by Georgios-Stavros I. Kourtis, Sakkoulas Publications, Athens-Thessaloniki 2016, pp. 1- 150. The Institutional Voyage of Abortion: A Moral-Constitutional Perspective. Foreword by Ismini Kriaris, Papazisis Publications, Athens 2016, pp. 1-246. The European Data Protection Regulation 679/2016: Introduction and the Rights of Citizens. Foreword by Georgios Dellis, Sakkoulas Publications, Athens 2017, pp. 1- 135. - CONTRIBUTIONS TO COLLECTIVE VOLUMES / COLLECTIVE WORKS Issues of Constitutionality of Independent Agencies in USA-Their Extensions in the Greek Legal Order. Society of Administrative Studies, 1992-2003, Volume 6, 12.2004, pp. 95-147. a) May the non Opposition be Treated as Consent in the Case of Organ Transplanta- tions? German and Greek Legal Οrder in Dialogue Regarding the Constitutionality of the Amendment of Law 2737/1999. Human Rights 2010, pp. 1051-1078; Honorary Vol- ume for Professors Lucas Theoharopoulos and Demetra-Kontogiorga Theoharopou- lou, Thessaloniki 2011, pp. 403-426 // The Postportal Ablation of Organs, in: National Bioethics Committee and National School of Public Health (eds.), Bioethics and Hu- man Rights: 10 Years of the Treaty of Oviedo, Ant. N. Sakkoulas Publications, Ath- ens-Komotini 2010, pp. 47-62. b) Silence is Golden in the Case of Organ Transplants. Thoughts Regarding Law 3984/2011 "Organ Donation and Transplantation and Other Provisions”, in: Fereniki Panagopoulou-Koutnatzi (ed.), The Ethics and Deontology of Health, Liber ami- corum for Eleni Valassi-Adam, Paschalidis Medical Publications, Athens 2012, pp. 123-142. Commentary on Article 2 of the Code of Medical Ethics, in: Emmanouil Laskaridis (ed.) Commentary of Code of Medical Ethics, Nomiki Bibliothiki Publications, Athens 2013, pp. 15-25. Commentary on Article 3 of the Code of Medical Ethics, in: Emmanouil Laskaridis (ed.) Commentary of Code of Medical Ethics, Nomiki Bibliothiki Publications, Athens 2013, pp. 26-34. Privacy and the Internet: The Paradigm of Facebook, in: Honorary Volume for Pro- fessor Theodore Panagopoulos, Sakkoulas Publications, Athens-Thessaloniki 2011, pp. 543-558. Facebook as a Challenge to Privacy, in: Μaria Kanellopoulou-Bottis, Privacy and Sur- veillance, Current aspects and future perspectives, Nomiki Bibliothiki Publications, Athens 2013, pp. 215-233. The Right to be Forgotten in the Digital Era: Thoughts regarding the Drafted Regu- lation on the Data Protection, Administrative Law Gazette 2012, pp. 264-278. The Use of Technical Means for the Electronic Surveillance of Universities, in: Maria Bottis (ed.), Privacy and Surveillance, Current aspects and future perspectives, Nomiki Bibliothiki Publications, Athens 2013, pp. 283-298. 2 a) The Practice of Naming and Shaming through the Publications of Lists, in: e-The- mis (eds.), 4th National Conference on Computer Law, Nomiki Bibliothiki Publica- tions, Athens 2013, pp. 209-233. b) The practice of Naming and Shaming through the Publicizing of Culprit lists, in: Christina M. Akrivopoulou and Nikolaos Garipidis (eds.), Human Rights and the Im- pact of ICT in the Public Sphere, Participation, Democracy and Political Autonomy, IGI GLOBAL, PA, USA 2014, pp. 145-155. The Monitoring of Employees’ Conduct through the Use of a Global Positioning Sys- tem (GPS), in: Christina Akrivopoulou and Nikolaos Garipidis (eds.), Digital Democ- racy and the Impact of Technology on Governance and Politics, New Globalized Prac- tices, ΙGI Global, Ηershey 2013, pp. 144-159. a) Moral and Ethical Adventures of the Unborn Child: the Case of the Artificial Termi- nation of Pregnancy, in: Maria Kanellopoulou-Bottis and Fereniki Panagopoulou Koutnatzi (eds.), Medical Responsibility and Bioethics, Current aspects and future perspectives, Paschalidis Publications, Athens 2014, pp. 219-232. b) The Legal Voyage of the Unwanted Child, in: Christina M. Akrivopoulou (ed.), Pro- tecting the Genetic Self from Biometric Threats: Autonomy, Identity, and Genetic Privacy, IGI Global Publications, Hershey PA 2015, pp. 114-130. c) Abortus: Putovanje neželjenog deteta kroz zakone (Abortion: Voyage of the un- wanted child through legislation), in: Duska Franeta and Evangelos Protopapadakis (eds.), Primenjeva Etika, Medi Terran Publishing, Novi Sad, Serbia, 2014, pp. 113-131. Social Networks and Data Protection, in: Hellenic Data Protection Authority, Pro- ceedings of the Conference for the 15 Years of the Hellenic Data Protection Author- ity, Athens 23-24 May 2013. The Internet of Things (IoT): The Colonization of Everyday Life or a New Technolog- ical Challenge?, in: Maria Bottis, Evgenia Alexandropoulou and Ioannis Igglezakis (eds.), Lifting the Barriers to Empower the Future of Information Law and Ethics, 6th International Conference on Information Law and Ethics, Thessaloniki, 2015, pp. 243- 262. The Right of the Child to Accede his/her Genetic Identity, in: Assisted Reproduction in Europe: Social, Ethical and Legal Issues, Medical Law and Bioethics Journal, Vol. 20 I, Sakkoulas Publications, Athens-Thessaloniki 2015, pp. 73-82. The International and European Bioenvironmental Approach to the Release of Ge- netically Modified Organisms (GMOs), Annuaire International des Droits de l’Homme, Vol. VIII/2014, pp. 313-337. Freedom of the Press and Protection of Personal Data, in” Leonidas Kotsalis (ed.), Personal Data: Analysis-Comments-Application, Nomiki Bibliothiki Publications, Athens 2016, pp. 127-144. Economic Crisis and the Publicizing of Citizens’ Personal Financial Data, in: e-Themis (ed.), Conference Acta “Law as Economy Development Lever”, Nomiki Bibliothiki Publications, Athens 2016, pp. 165-198. The Interpretation of Article 5A of the Constitution, in: Filippos Spyropoulos, Char- alampos Anthopoulos, Georgios Gerapetritis and Xenophon Kontiadis (eds.), Consti- tution-Interpretation of Articles, Sakkoulas Publications, Athens-Thessaloniki 2017, p. 136-144. Screening Job Applicants through Social Networking Sites, in: John Thanopoulos and Panagiotis Petratos (eds.), The Era of Business Ethics, Amazon 2017 - 2018. In Search of the Best Interests of the Child, in: Maria Kanellopoulou-Bottis, Evangelos Protopapadakis and Fereniki Panagopoulou-Koutnatzi (eds.), Medical Responsibility and Bioethics III -The Child, Papazisis Publications 2017, pp. 29-68. 3 Bioethical Approach to Health Data and Genetic Data: New Challenges under the Light of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), in: Maria Kanellopoulou- Bottis and Fereniki Panagopoulou-Koutnatzi, Bioethical Concerns IV, Health Data and Genetic Data, Papazisis Publications, Athens 2019, pp. 23-51. Ethical-Constitutional Consideration of Surrogacy, in: Miltiades Ch. Vantsos (ed.), Minutes of the Interdisciplinary Conference in memoriam of Professor Christos Vantsos (5 December
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