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9780195394368

Privacy in Peril How We Are Sacrificing a Fundamental Right in Exchange for Security and Convenience

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    9780195394368

  • ISBN10:

    0195394364

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2009-11-11
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

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Summary

We are all accustomed to identity theft horror stories, where personal data gets misdirected for criminal purposes. But we should worry a lot less about illegal uses of personal data, James B. Rule argues, and worry a lot more about the perfectly legal uses of our data by the government and private industry, uses that are far more widespread and far more dangerous to our interests that we'd ever suspect.

Author Biography


James B. Rule is Distinguished Affiliated Scholar at the Center for the Study of Law and Society at the University of California, Berkeley.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
The Making of an Issuep. 1
The Tensions of Privacy and Disclosurep. 6
Privacy Regimes in Turmoilp. 13
Blaming Technologyp. 18
The Idea of Privacy Protectionp. 22
Legislating Privacy Protectionp. 28
Spreading Shadowsp. 32
Constraints and Countercurrentsp. 34
Government Surveillancep. 39
Government Surveillance in Americap. 43
Parallels Abroadp. 64
The Coalescence of Government Surveillancep. 82
Conclusionp. 91
Personal Data in the Marketplace: Credit, Insurance, and Advertisingp. 93
The United States: A Virtually Free Market for Personal Informationp. 97
Markets Abroad: The American Model versus Privacy Constraintsp. 114
Surveillance in Motionp. 132
Safe Harborp. 136
Some Rare Privacy Victoriesp. 139
Conclusionp. 141
The Future of Privacyp. 143
Privacy Protection: The Official Responsep. 147
Privacy Codes: A Balance Sheetp. 150
Origins of the Conflictp. l56
The Destinationp. 162
Collapsing Resistance?p. 164
"Needs," "Purposes," and "Consent"p. 168
Some Uncomfortable Futuresp. 174
Ground to Stand Onp. 182
Conclusion: Where Do We Go from Here?p. 190
Appendixp. 203
Notesp. 205
Bibliographyp. 211
Indexp. 217
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