Private Law Theory

Regaining Digital Privacy? The New ‘Right to be Forgotten’ and Online Expression in the Jurisprudence of the International Court of Justice – Fiona Brimblecombe and Gavin Phillipson

Equality at Stake: Connecting the Privacy/Vulnerability Cycle to the Debate about Publicly Accessible Online Court Records – Jacquelyn Burkell and Jane Bailey

Privacy by Design by Regulation: The Case Study of Ontario – Avner Levin

Abandoning The ‘High Offensiveness’ Privacy Test – NA Moreham

Regulating Surveillance: Suggestions for a Possible Way Forward – Moira Paterson

‘A Virtual “Puppet”: Performance and Privacy in the Digital Age – Megan Richardson

Information Brokers, Fairness, and Privacy in Publicly Accessible Information – Andrea Slane

When is Personal Data ‘About’ or ‘Relating to’ an Individual? A Comparison of Australian, Canadian, and EU Data Protection and Privacy Laws– Normann Witzleb and Julian Wagner

Canadian Journal of Comparative and
Contemporary Law Volume 4, Issue 1, 2018

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