Titlebook: Core Concepts and Contemporary Issues in Privacy; Ann E. Cudd,Mark C. Navin Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Spring

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Deji Chen,Mark Nixon,Aloysius Mokm a wide array of emotional or psychological harms associated with unwanted publicity. Privacy can also further important political and legal goods, including property rights, fraud prevention, and non-discrimination.

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Jeff Kennington,Jason Kratz,Gheorghe Spirideto show how thinking about the right to privacy in this way can explain some of its features that otherwise appear puzzling and how it provides a theoretical tool for dealing with problems that involve privacy.

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Introduction: Conceptualizing Privacy Harms and Values,m a wide array of emotional or psychological harms associated with unwanted publicity. Privacy can also further important political and legal goods, including property rights, fraud prevention, and non-discrimination.

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Privacy and Responsibilityto show how thinking about the right to privacy in this way can explain some of its features that otherwise appear puzzling and how it provides a theoretical tool for dealing with problems that involve privacy.

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The Conceptual Coherence of Privacy As Developed in Law the connections between diverse privacy claims show there is more force to the alternative claim that it is more important than ever to protect privacy and to view it as the default for setting ethical, technological, and public policy guidelines, whenever possible.

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Deji Chen,Mark Nixon,Aloysius Mok personal choices. Privacy can promote a variety of goods. It can protect intimacy among friends and colleagues and create trusting relations of tolerance among strangers. Privacy can promote dignity, since it can be embarrassing to disclose secret or unconsidered thoughts or opinions, or to reveal

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Deji Chen,Mark Nixon,Aloysius Moksize the coherence between the three types of privacy claims. This also demonstrates the broad scope of ways that our privacy may be invaded. Some may believe that technological advances have erased privacy and that we no longer have any reasonable expectation of privacy. I urge to the contrary that

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