Data Protection in a Profiled World

I. Generic Issues.- 1. About the E-Privacy Directive: Towards a third generation of data protection legislation? Yves Poullet.- 2. Some Caveats on Profiling Serge Gutwirth and Mireille Hildebrandt- 3.Levelling up: Data privacy and the European Court of Human Rights Gordon Nardell. 4. Responding to the Inevitable Outcomes of Profiling - Recent Lessons from the Consumer Financial Markets, and Beyond Tal Z. Zarsky.- II. Specific Issues : Security Breaches, Unsolicited Adjustments, Facebook, Surveillance and Electronic Voting.-5. The Emerging European Union Security Breach Legal Framework - The 2002/58 ePrivacy Directive and Beyond Rosa Barcelo and Peter Traung.- 6. From Unsolicited Communications to Unsolicited Adjustments. Redefining a Key Mechanism for Privacy Protection Gloria Gonzalez Fuster, Serge Gutwirth and Paul de Hert.- 7. Facebook and Risks of 'De-Contextualization' of Information Franck Dumortier.- 8. Surveillance in Germany: Strategies and Counterstrategies Ralf Bendrath, Gerrit Hornung, Andreas Pfitzmann.- 9. Verifiability of Electronic Voting between Confidence and Trust Wolter Pieters.- 10. Electronic Voting in Germany Melanie Volkamer.- III. Third Pillar Issues.- 11.The new Council Decision strengthening the role of Eurojust: does it also strengthen data protection at Eurojust? Diana Alonso Blas.- 12. Tansatlantic Data Sharing as a Reconfiguration of Powers and Resistances: The 2008 German-US Agreement on Data Exchange Rocco Bellanova.- 13. NA Data Exchange: Germany flexed its Muscle Sylvia ierkegaard.- IV. Technology Assessment Views.- 14. Information Privacy in Europe from a TA perspective Walter Peissl.- 15. Privacy and Security - A Brief Synopsis of the Results of the European TA-Project PRISE Johann Cas.-V. Legal Practitioner's Views. 16. The Role of Private Lawyers in the Data Protection World Christopher Kuner.- 17. Transfer and monitoring: two key words in the current data protection private practice - a legalpractitioner's view Tanguy Van Overstraeten, Sylvie Rousseau and Guillaume Couneson.- VI. Technologist's views.-18. Architecture is Politics. Security and Privacy Issues in Transport and Beyond Bart Jacobs.- 19. PET's in the Surveillance Society. A Critical Review of the Potentials and Limitations of the Privacy as Confidentiality Paradigm Seda Gurses, Bettina Berendt.- 20. Privacy by design : a Matter of Choice Daniel Le Metayer

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