Privacy in Context: Technology, Policy, and the Integrity of Social Life
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Privacy in Context: Technology, Policy, and the Integrity of Social Life

by Helen Nissenbaum

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Privacy in Context explores the connections among technology, public policy, and the integrity of social life. Helen Nissenbaum’s work offers readers a focused examination of privacy as a social and policy concern, making it relevant to anyone interested in technology’s impact on everyday life.

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Privacy in Context examines the relationship between privacy and social life.

The book focuses on technology, policy, and the integrity of social contexts.

Its subject is relevant to readers interested in how privacy is understood amid technological and policy changes.

Helen Nissenbaum presents a focused work for those exploring privacy and its place in contemporary life.

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