Surveillance, privacy, and the globalization of personal information
Subtitle: international comparisons
By: edited by Elia Zureik ... [et al.].
Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Montréal [Québec]; Ithaca [N.Y.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 431
ISBN-13: 9780773537071
Subjects: Cross-cultural studies; Personal information management; Right of Privacy; Electronic surveillance; Globalization
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [389]-423) and index.
Table of contents: title: The cross-cultural study of privacy :; title: problems and prospects  -- Elia Zureik and L. Lynda Harling Stalker; title: Application of the vignette approach to analyzing cross-cultural incomparabilities in attitudes to privacy of personal data and security checks at airports  -- Andrey Pavlov; title: Legal constraints on transferring personal information across borders :; title: a comparative analysis of Pipeda and foreign privacy laws  -- Arthur J. Cockfield; title: Shunning surveillance of welcoming the watcher? :; title: exploring how people traverse the path of resistance  -- Andrew Grenville; title: The Harris-Westin index of general concern about privacy :; title: an exploratory conceptual replication  -- Stephen T. Margulis, Jennifer A. Pope, and Aaron Lowen; title: Security vs privacy :; title: media messages, state policies, and American public trust in government  -- Stephen Marmura; title: Quebec, the rest of Canada, and the international survey :; title: a case of two solitudes? :; title: a comparative analysis of perceptions about privacy and personal information issues  -- François Fournier; title: Changing attitudes in a changing society? :; title: information privacy in Hungary, 1989-2006  -- Iván Székely; title: Privacy in France in the age of information and security technologies  -- Ayse Ceyhan; title: Dimensions of internet inequality and privacy in China :; title: a case study of seven cities  -- Elia Zureik; title: Privacy and surveillance in Mexico and Brazil :; title: a cross-national analysis  -- Nelson Arteaga Botello; title: National ID card systems and social sorting :; title: international public opinion  -- David Lyon; title: A national ID card in Canada :; title: public perceptions and an inevitable future?  -- Emily Smith; title: Privacy, identity, and digital policy :; title: a comparative assessment of the United States, Spain, and Canada  -- Jeffrey Roy; title: Loyalty ambivalence in the United States and Canada :; title: the GPD survey, the focus groups, and the context of those wonderfully intrusive loyalty cards  -- Jason Pridmore; title: Exploring consumer rights regimes and internet consumption in Europe  -- Ola Svenonius; title: Is there a global approach to workplace privacy?  -- Avner Levin; title: Cross-cultural study of surveillance and privacy :; title: theoretical and empirical observations -- Elia Zureik.