Gabriela Commatteo
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Gabriela Commatteo is a leading voice at the intersection of digital rights, constitutional law, and human rights, with a particular focus on the role of legislative bodies in the digital age. Her most cited work, "El rol de los parlamentos en garantizar el acceso universal a internet como derecho humano" (2021), which has garnered 25 citations, establishes her as a key thinker on the urgent need for a new "generation" of legal protections. In this seminal paper, she argues that parliaments must proactively guarantee universal internet access as a fundamental human right, addressing the transformative impacts of technologies like AI, Big Data, and robotics. Commatteo’s research is notable for bridging the gap between emerging digital realities and existing human rights frameworks, advocating for proactive, rather than reactive, legislative action. Her work is essential reading for students and researchers exploring how constitutional and parliamentary systems can evolve to protect citizens in an increasingly digital world, positioning her as a crucial scholar in the ongoing debate over digital constitutionalism.
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