Data Protection in a Profiled World

1. About the E-Privacy Directive: Towards a Third Generation of Data Protection Legislation?
Yves Poullet

2. Some Caveats on Profiling
Serge Gutwirth, Mireille Hildebrandt

3. Levelling up: Data Privacy and the European Court of Human Rights
Gordon Nardell QC

4. Responding to the Inevitable Outcomes of Profiling: Recent Lessons from Consumer Financial Markets, and Beyond
Tal Zarsky

5. The Emerging European Union Security Breach Legal Framework: The 2002/58 ePrivacy Directive and Beyond
Rosa Barcelo, Peter Traung

6. From Unsolicited Communications to Unsolicited Adjustments
Gloria González Fuster, Serge Gutwirth, Paul de Hert

7. Facebook and Risks of “De-contextualization” of Information
Franck Dumortier

8. Surveillance in Germany: Strategies and Counterstrategies
Gerrit Hornung, Ralf Bendrath, Andreas Pfitzmann

9. Verifiability of Electronic Voting: Between Confidence and Trust
Wolter Pieters

10. Electronic Voting in Germany
Melanie Volkamer

11. The New Council Decision Strengthening the Role of Eurojust: Does It also Strengthen Data Protection at Eurojust?
Diana Alonso Blas

12. The Case of the 2008 German–US Agreement on Data Exchange: An Opportunity to Reshape Power Relations?
Rocco Bellanova

13. DNA Data Exchange: Germany Flexed Its Muscle
Sylvia Kierkegaard

14. Information Privacy in Europe from a TA Perspective
Walter Peissl

15. Privacy and Security: A Brief Synopsis of the Results of the European TA-Project PRISE
Johann Čas

16. The Role of Private Lawyers in the Data Protection World
Christopher Kuner

17. Transfer and Monitoring: Two Key Words in the Current Data Protection Private Practice: A Legal Practitioner’s View
Tanguy Overstraeten, Sylvie Rousseau, Guillaume Couneson

18. Architecture Is Politics: Security and Privacy Issues in Transport and Beyond
Bart Jacobs

19. PETs in the Surveillance Society: A Critical Review of the Potentials and Limitations of the Privacy as Confidentiality Paradigm
Seda Gürses, Bettina Berendt

20. Privacy by Design: A Matter of Choice
Daniel Le Métayer

Keywords: Law, European Law/Public International Law, Political Science, Philosophy of Law, Interdisciplinary Studies, Criminology & Criminal Justice