Privacy rights in the information economy

Article Abstract:

Priscilla Regan's book entitled 'Legislating Privacy: Technology, Social Values and Public Policy' calls for the protection of personal privacy rights. The emergence of information technology in the 1980s has resulted in the steady disappearance of personal privacy. Since then, information has become a product that can either be sold or exchanged easily. Imposing careful restrictions on property rights in personal data can arrest the situation as long as they do not result in the withholding of critical information that is required for the common good.

Laws, regulations and rules, Information technology, Criticism and interpretation, Privacy, Right of, Right of privacy, Legislating Privacy: Technology, Social Values and Public Policy (Book), Regan, Priscilla

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Transforming justice: a conceptualization

Article Abstract:

An analysis of discussions on power and justice reveal that the two topics are parallel, or do not seem to discursively intersect. Implications for the separateness of these two concepts are discussed in relation to issues such as business ethics, equality and moderation.

United States, Statistical Data Included, Ethical aspects, Social justice, Control (Psychology)

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