Personal profile
Teaching
Course Coordinator and lecturer of GLB: Obligations and Contract Law I (second year, first semester)
Research interests
When consumers enter into contractual agreements with companies, such as Alphabet/Google and Facebook they often agree to terms that allow the use and processing of personal data. While that practice is to some extent regulated by privacy and data protection laws, and moderated through the concept of ‘consent’, consumers may from a contractual perspective be giving away more data than they should. My PhD project examines how contractual fairness can be safeguarded in contracts involving data. It examines whether specific contracts – such as medical contracts, contracts for services – could provide an instrument for safeguarding contractual fairness, drawing from a legal comparative study of English, German and Turkish law and the DCFR.
Current courses
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Education/Academic qualification
Law, Master’s Degree, Leiden University
2017 → 2018
Award Date: 27 Aug 2018
Law, Master’s Degree, London School of Economics
2016 → 2017
Award Date: 10 Nov 2017
Law, Bachelor’s Degree, Istanbul University
2010 → 2014
Award Date: 12 Jun 2014
Keywords
- contract law
- big data
- data economy
- contractual fairness