Law, justice and ethics for preemptive security practices

Gloria Gonzalez Fuster

Law, justice and ethics for preemptive security practices

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The current evolution of security practices is marked by a global trend towards pre-emption, in
which predictive data mining and profiling techniques are playing an increasingly prominent
role. Do evolving security practices represent specific new challenges for law, ethics and
justice, requiring ad-hoc legal responses? Discussing a possible answer to this question, the
present paper first explores the essential features of such practices as currently developed in
the name of security. Second, it examines the possible need to reframe the right to data
protection in the light of such developments, and the eventual need for other legal responses

Originele taal-2	English
Titel	D 7.3 PRISE Conference Proceedings: “Towards privacy enhancing security technologies – the next steps” Vienna, April 28th and 29th 2008
Redacteuren	Johann Čas
Pagina's	79-89
Aantal pagina's	11
Status	Published - 1 feb 2009

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PRISE Final Conference: Towards privacy enhancing security technologies – the next steps
Gloria Gonzalez Fuster (Speaker)
28 apr 2008 → 29 apr 2008
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Gonzalez Fuster, G. (2009). Law, justice and ethics for preemptive security practices. In J. Čas (editor), D 7.3 PRISE Conference Proceedings: “Towards privacy enhancing security technologies – the next steps” Vienna, April 28th and 29th 2008 (blz. 79-89). (D 7.3 PRISE Conference Proceedings: “Towards privacy enhancing security technologies – the next steps” Vienna, April 28th and 29th 2008). http://www.prise.oeaw.ac.at/publications.htm

Gonzalez Fuster, Gloria. / Law, justice and ethics for preemptive security practices. D 7.3 PRISE Conference Proceedings: “Towards privacy enhancing security technologies – the next steps” Vienna, April 28th and 29th 2008. redacteur / Johann Čas. 2009. blz. 79-89 (D 7.3 PRISE Conference Proceedings: “Towards privacy enhancing security technologies – the next steps” Vienna, April 28th and 29th 2008).

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