The evolving concept of data privacy in Japanese law
The evolving concept of data privacy in Japanese law
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日本法律中数据隐私概念的演变
DOI：
10.1093/idpl/ipr019
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发表时间：
2011
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
H. Miyashita
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作者：
H. Miyashita
[2]本文探讨了日本如何形成和发展数据隐私的概念，以及在这种背景下，日本如何克服以牺牲私人利益为代价尊重社区和公众的文化。日本隐私文化的传统和历史植根于重视公共利益的武士道。在20世纪60年代保护私人生活的权利得到司法承认之后，威胁隐私和个人数据的技术的迅速发展导致了控制个人信息的新隐私概念，以及保护个人信息的新立法。
† How Japan has shaped and evolved the concept of data privacy is examined and how, in this context, it has overcome its culture of respecting the community and the public at the cost of private interests. † The tradition and history of the Japanese culture of privacy is rooted in Bushi-do, which values public interests. After the right to protect private life was judicially recognized in the 1960s, the rapid growth of technology which threatened privacy and personal data led to a new concept of privacy as controlling personal information, as well as to new legislation on protecting personal information.