The limits of privacy

Amitaï Etzioni

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Law, Rights, and Freedoms Criminal Law and Evidence Privacy, Security, and Data Protection

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* Introduction. * HIV Testing of Infants: Should Public Health Override Privacy? * Sex Offenders Privacy Versus Childrens Safety: Megans Laws and Alternatives. * Deciphering Encrypted Messages: A Prolonged Deadlock and an Unholy War. * Big Brother or Big Benefits? ID Cards and Biometric Identifiers. * Medical Records: Enhancing Privacy, Preserving the Common Good. * A Contemporary Conception of Privacy.

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