Privacy in Context: Technology, Policy, and the Integrity of Social Life
Privacy in Context explores how privacy operates within social settings and information practices. Helen Nissenbaum connects technological change with public policy and the integrity of social life, offering readers a framework for understanding privacy as a contextual and socially embedded concern.
About This Book
Privacy in Context examines privacy through the relationships among technology, policy, and social life.
Helen Nissenbaum considers how information practices shape the integrity of social contexts.
The book offers a framework for thinking about privacy beyond simple secrecy or control over personal information.
It is suited to readers interested in technology, public policy, privacy, and contemporary social issues.
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