Mass surveillance, privacy, and freedom: A case for public access to information about mass government surveillance programs

Bryce Newell

Mass surveillance, privacy, and freedom: A case for public access to information about mass government surveillance programs

Bryce Newell

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This chapter examines judicial decisions about the legality of mass surveillance in the United States and Europe (at the European Court of Human Rights), and explores how the existence of these programs threatens individual freedom. In doing so, the chapter presents a theory of information access and control based in the neorepublican conception of individual liberty as non-domination.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Privacy, security and accountability
Subtitle of host publication	Ethics, law, and policy
Editors	Adam D. Moore
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Rowman & Littlefield International
Pages	203-222
Number of pages	20
ISBN (Electronic)	9781783484775
ISBN (Print)	9781783484751, 9781783484768
Publication status	Published - Dec 2015

Keywords

privacy
ethics
security
surveillance
law
Policy

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Mass surveillance, privacy, and freedom: A case for public access to information about mass government surveillance programs. / Newell, Bryce.
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Mass surveillance, privacy, and freedom: A case for public access to information about mass government surveillance programs

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