e-Privacy
Theorie und Dogmatik eines europäischen Privatheitsschutzes im Internet-Zeitalter
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Beschreibung
In times of Big Data and ubiquitous computing, privacy appears as an anachronism. At the same time it is recognized as a fundamental right in European law and protected by secondary law. Johannes Eichenhofer's study explains the European attempt to protect "e-privacy" from a theoretical and doctrinal perspective.
In times of Big Data and ubiquitous computing, privacy appears as an anachronism. At the same time it is recognized as a fundamental right in European law and protected by secondary law. Johannes Eichenhofer's study explains the European attempt to protect "e-privacy" from a theoretical and doctrinal perspective.
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Johannes Eichenhofer
ist Professor für Öffentliches Recht, insbesondere Recht der Digitalisierung der Verwaltung an der Universität Leipzig.
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