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Privacy revisited: A global perspective on the right to be left alone

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York Oxford University Press 2016Description: xix, 292PISBN:
  • 9780190876913
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 342.0858 KRO.P
Contents:
Introduction: A prolegomenon to privacy : on the potential virtues and benefits of a comparative legal analysis of the right to be left alone -- The United States: The polysemy of privacy : an analysis of the many faces and facets of the right of privacy in the contemporary United States -- Canada: Privacy in Canada : taming a notoriously protean legal concept with a coherent and purposive approach -- The Republic of South Africa: Privacy in South Africa : deploying dignity, equality, and freedom to safeguard the process of democratic self-government -- The United Kingdom: Privacy in the United Kingdom : on the perils and promise of weak-form judicial review in securing privacy rights -- The European Court of Human Rights: Privacy rights in Europe : reconciling privacy and speech in the era of big data -- Conclusion: Bringing Meiklejohn to privacy : on the essential complementarity of privacy and speech
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Book Book Campus Library Kariavattom Processing Center Campus Library Kariavattom 342.0858 KRO.P (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available UCL27614
Book Book Dept. of Political Science General Stacks Dept. of Political Science Non-fiction 342.0858 KRO.P (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available POL22412

Introduction: A prolegomenon to privacy : on the potential virtues and benefits of a comparative legal analysis of the right to be left alone -- The United States: The polysemy of privacy : an analysis of the many faces and facets of the right of privacy in the contemporary United States -- Canada: Privacy in Canada : taming a notoriously protean legal concept with a coherent and purposive approach -- The Republic of South Africa: Privacy in South Africa : deploying dignity, equality, and freedom to safeguard the process of democratic self-government -- The United Kingdom: Privacy in the United Kingdom : on the perils and promise of weak-form judicial review in securing privacy rights -- The European Court of Human Rights: Privacy rights in Europe : reconciling privacy and speech in the era of big data -- Conclusion: Bringing Meiklejohn to privacy : on the essential complementarity of privacy and speech

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