Privacy and Terror: Some Remarks from Historical Perspective

International Review of Information Ethics 2 (2004)
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In this essay I will investigate if in the discourse on different ideas of privacy the reference to the obvious abuse of personal data in totalitarian states is necessary or if we are able to debate both necessity and limits of privacy without having to refer to this extreme example. The aim is to show that the experience of terror has been fundamental for the European tradition.

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Michael Herbert Nagenborg
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