Privacy: History, Legal, Social, and Ethical Aspects and Privacy: Its Role in Federal Government Information Policy.

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Autores principales: Shank, Russell, And Others
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1986
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contents Privacy: History, Legal, Social, and Ethical Aspects and Privacy: Its Role in Federal Government Information Policy. Shank, Russell And Others Disclosure Electronic Mail Federal Government Laws Management Information Systems Privacy Public Policy Technological Advancement Telecommunications Torts United States History The first of two articles on privacy considers its development in U.S. tort law and its social and ethical aspects in the context of changing technology. The second, by Linowes and Bennett, examines the role of data-protection as a policy problem using the concepts and approaches of political science. (Author/EM)
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spellingShingle Privacy: History, Legal, Social, and Ethical Aspects and Privacy: Its Role in Federal Government Information Policy.
Shank, Russell
And Others
Disclosure
Electronic Mail
Federal Government
Laws
Management Information Systems
Privacy
Public Policy
Technological Advancement
Telecommunications
Torts
United States History
Privacy: History, Legal, Social, and Ethical Aspects and Privacy: Its Role in Federal Government Information Policy. Shank, Russell And Others Disclosure Electronic Mail Federal Government Laws Management Information Systems Privacy Public Policy Technological Advancement Telecommunications Torts United States History The first of two articles on privacy considers its development in U.S. tort law and its social and ethical aspects in the context of changing technology. The second, by Linowes and Bennett, examines the role of data-protection as a policy problem using the concepts and approaches of political science. (Author/EM)
title Privacy: History, Legal, Social, and Ethical Aspects and Privacy: Its Role in Federal Government Information Policy.
topic Disclosure
Electronic Mail
Federal Government
Laws
Management Information Systems
Privacy
Public Policy
Technological Advancement
Telecommunications
Torts
United States History
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ342842