Abstract The United Nations confirmed that privacy remains a human right in the digital age,
but our daily digital experiences and seemingly ever-increasing amounts of data suggest …

In the digital era, balancing privacy, personalization, and human rights is a complex issue
with both challenges and opportunities. This paper examines the core interactions and …

As technologies to develop, conceptualisations of privacy have developed alongside them,
from a “right to be let alone” to attempts to capture the complexity of privacy issues within …

Privacy protection 1 in law and practice involves a balance between competing values in
order to achieve a result that safeguards individual privacy while also accommodating other …

This paper takes as a starting point a recent development in privacy-debates: the emphasis
on social and institutional environments in the definition and the defence of privacy …

Privacy, trust and security are closely intertwined, as are law and ethics. Privacy
preservation and security provisions rely on trust (eg, one will allow only those whom one …

Considering calls for more collective approaches to governing data about people, this paper
explores how such interventions have been envisioned and enacted by their proponents. I …

Data protection and privacy gain social importance as technology and data flows play an
ever greater role in shaping social structure. Despite this, understanding of public opinion on …

The debate on Open Data and Data Protection focuses on individual privacy. How can the
latter be protected while taking advantage of the enormous potentialities offered by ever …

The purpose of this article is to provide a sound and coherent articulation of the rights to data
protection, privacy and identity within the EU legal framework. For this purpose, the paper …