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Victoria Adelmant is an adjunct professor at NYU School of Law and a clinical law research scholar. Her research and teaching focus on the legal implications of digital technologies, particularly exploring how digitalization initiatives transform public sector bodies. She takes a global perspective in her work, analyzing the exclusions and impacts that arise from the shift of government services online, including issues related to digital IDs, financial technologies, and the use of biometrics by governments and international organizations. Victoria has received several prestigious awards, including the Clarendon Scholarship from the University of Oxford and the Blackstone Prize from the London School of Economics. In her courses, she addresses the human rights implications of digital governance, examining how states are investing in digital transformation and the role of technology in public services and welfare. Her work is crucial in understanding the vast implications of biometric databases and algorithm-driven decisions that affect individual rights and public accountability.
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