Part III. Issues in privacy regulation: Paul M. Schwartz. Part I. The social dimensions of privacy: The value of privacy federalism / James B. Rule -- Coming to terms : the kaleidoscope of privacy and surveillance / Gary T. Marx -- Privacy and the common good : revisited / Priscilia M. Regan -- The meaning and value of privacy / Daniel J. Solve -- Part II. Privacy : practical controversies: The feminist critique of privacy : past arguments and new social understandings / Judity Wagner Decew -- Privacy in the family / Bryce Clayton Newell, Cheryl A. Metoyer, Adam D. Moore -- How to do things with personal big biodata / Koen Bruynseels, Jeroen van den Hoven -- Should personal data be a tradable good? : on the moral limits of markets in privacy / Beate Roessler -- Privacy, democracy and freedom of expression / Annabelle Lever -- How much privacy for public officials? / Dorota Mokrosinska -- Privacy, surveillance, and the democratic potential of the social web / Christopher Parsons, Colin J. Bennett, Adam Molnar -- Part III. Issues in privacy regulation: The social value of privacy, the value of privacy to soiety and human rights discourse / Kirsty Hughes -- Privacy, sociality and the failure of regulation : lessons learned from young Canadians' online experiences / Valerie Steeves -- Compliance-limited health privacy laws / Anita L. Allen -- Respect for context as a benchmark for privacy online : what it is and isn't / Helen Nissenbaum -- Privacy, technology, and regulation : why on size is unlikely to fit all / Andreas Busch -- The value of privacy federalism / Paul M. Schwartz.
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