CEPE/IACAP Joint Conference 2021 - Abstract Submission and Registration

Session

Privacy I

9

Not scheduled

71. Others’ information and my privacy: a new ethical dimension of conceptualization

Individual Paper

Abstract

Privacy has been understood as about one’s own information; other people’s information is not typically considered with regards to one’s own privacy. This paper aims to raise this issue of conceptualizing privacy in relation of oneself and other people’s information. To motivate the topic, we use current application of forensic genealogy as an example to illustrate how others’...

8. Should we Conceptualize Privacy as Value?

Individual Paper

In this talk, I will argue for three things. First, I will argue that we must solve the question of whether privacy should be conceptualized as value – or value neutrally – before we proceed to analyze or define the concept of privacy. Second, I will argue that we should define privacy as a value. Third, I will argue that privacy should be conceptualized as a pro tanto good, meaning that...

56. Statistics Do Not Disclose Personal Information or Violate Privacy

Individual Paper

Despite continuing controversy regarding theories of informational privacy, at least one premise has seemed clear: Privacy is to be understood in terms of disclosures of personal information. A theory of privacy tells us, among other things, which cases of disclosure count as privacy violations. This article addresses an under-appreciated, although foundational, question: *Under what...