Contributor
Grant, Rebecca A.
Imprint:Toronto ; Buffalo : University of Toronto Press, c1999.
Descriptionviii, 288 p. ; 24 cm.
Note:Selected papers from the Visions for privacy conference, held at the University of Victoria, May 1996.
Note:Visions of privacy: past, present, and future / David H. Flaherty-- Ethics for the new surveillance / Gary T. Marx -- From balancing to steering: new directions for data protection / Charles D. Raab -- Privacy and individual empowerment in the interactive age / Janlori Goldman -- The promise of privacy-enhancing technologies: applications in health information networks / Ann Cavoukian -- Personal, legislative, and technical privacy choices: the case of health privacy reform in the United States / Robert Gellman -- Managing privacy concerns strategically: the implications of fair information practices for marketing in the twenty-first century / Mary J. Culnan and Robert J. Bies -- Towards property rights in personal data / James Rule and Lawrence Hunter -- The 'Quebec Model' of data protection: a compromise between Laissez-Faire and public control in a technological era / Rene Laperriere -- American business and the European data protection directive: lobbying strategies and tactics / Priscilla M. Regan -- The globalization of privacy solutions: the movement towards obligatory standards for fair information practices / Joel R. Reidenberg -- Life in the privacy trenches: experiences of the British Columbia civil liberties association / John Westwood -- Spanners in the works: how the privavy movement is adapting to the challenge of big brother / Simon Davies.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.
