Social and political dimensions of privacy
Social and political dimensions of privacy
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DOI：
10.1111/1540-4560.00072
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发表时间：
2003-01-01
影响因子：
3.9
通讯作者：
Westin, AF
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作者：
Westin, AF
本文提供了一个分析现代社会中隐私的框架，定义了信息隐私，并描述了三个层次，结构的价值分配给隐私。在描述了当代的隐私基线（1945-1960年），这些概念被应用到社会和政治隐私的发展，在三个当代时代的稳步增长的隐私问题和社会反应在1961-1979年，1980-1989年和1990-2002年公民-政府，企业-雇主和消费者-企业的关系。每个时期都描述了新技术的应用，不断变化的社会气候，以及组织和法律的发展。分析了9111恐怖袭击对隐私平衡的影响，并对未来隐私发展进行了预测。在这个问题上的文章的关系，作者的框架是注意到整个。
This article provides a framework for analyzing privacy in modern societies, defining information privacy and describing three levels that structure the values assigned to privacy. After describing a contemporary privacy baseline (1945-1960), these concepts are applied to social and political privacy developments in three contemporary eras of steadily growing privacy concerns and societal responses across citizen-government, employee-employer and consumer-business relationships in 1961-1979, 1980-1989, and 1990-2002. Each period is described in terms of new technology applications, changing social climates, and organizational and legal developments. Effects of the 9111 terrorist attacks on privacy balances are analyzed and predictions for future privacy developments are presented. The relationship of articles in this issue to the author's framework is noted throughout.