From States to Private Actors and Back Again? Regulatory Trajectories in the Information Age

From States to Private Actors and Back Again? Regulatory Trajectories in the Information Age

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From States to Private Actors and Back Again – Privacy Regulation in the Information Age Draft Paper by Henry Farrell Assistant Professor University of Toronto Email: farrell@utsc.utoronto.ca Draft version – please do not cite or quote without permission. Section I - Introduction Privacy has emerged as a key regulatory issue in the wake of the information and communications revolution. New technologies have brought new problems; they have made it more difficult for individuals to maintain their privacy (or for

Policy-making in the European Union ” Journal of European Public Policy (1) 2: 219-242. Shaffer Greg (2000). “Globalization and Social Protection: The Impact of Foreign and International Rules in the Ratcheting Up of U.S. Privacy Standards ” Yale Journal of International Law (25): 1-88 Streeck Wolfgang and Philippe C. Schmitter (1985) “Market State Community and Associations? The Prospective Contribution of Interest Governance to Social Order ” European Sociological Review (1): 119-138 Swire Peter P. and Robert E. Litan (1998)

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