Special report: legal safeguards to insure privacy in a computer society
Special report: legal safeguards to insure privacy in a computer society
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特别报告：计算机社会中确保隐私的法律保障
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10.1145/363566.363579
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1967
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通讯作者：
A. Westin
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作者：
A. Westin
从美利坚共和国成立之初起，我们的法律的和政治制度就一直致力于限制当局对个人和私人团体生活进行监视的权力。这种限制监视的传统可以追溯到西方历史上的一系列发展，至少早在民主的希腊城邦时期就开始了，并代表了美国宪法的基石之一。
From the earliest days of the American Republic, our legal and political system has been devoted to placing limits on the powers of surveillance that authorities can conduct over the lives of individuals and private groups. This tradition of limiting surveillance goes back to a stream of development in Western history t h a t begins at least as early as the democratic Greek city-state and represented one of the keystones of the American Constitution.