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Theo Pepe Strathoff
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Item type:Publication, Privacy Through Multiple Lenses : Applying the St. Gallen Multi-Layered Privacy Interaction Framework (SG-PIF)This article puts the St. Gallen Multi-Layered Privacy Interaction Framework (SG-PIF) into action. The SG-PIF aims to conceptualize privacy as an outcome of various aspects of life and society. Different levels of interaction between individuals' privacy behavior, understood as a decision-making process on whether to disclose personal information, and their environment are subject of investigation. Those layers include the personal level, organizations, society at large and the government. Thus the SG-PIF includes not only psychological aspects of privacy but also the economic, social, cultural, and legal factors that affect individual decision-making processes. The focus of the framework rests on the interaction of these layers or the reciprocal nature of them and the analysis of the impact on individual privacy behavior (Section 2). We use two case-studies to demonstrate how the SG-PIF can be applied to structure the analysis of privacy-related phenomena. The first case study treats the privacy-intrusive practice of email tracking (Section 3). The second one looks at the more futuristic developments in robotics and the impact on individual privacy (Section 4).Type:conference paper - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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Item type:Publication, Gemeinschaft schlägt Gesellschaft : Die vermeintliche Paradoxie des Privaten(UVK-Verlagsges., 2015); ; - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Re-Setting the Stage for Privacy : A Multi-Layered Privacy Interaction Framework and Its Application(Stämpfli, 2014); ; This book chapter develops a mulit-layered privacy interaction framework to account for the social embeddedness of online privacy. Drawing on Urie Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory, we analyze informational privacy on the Internet on four layers: the micro-system, the exo-system, the meso-system and the macro-system. The micro-system encompasses the individual and its psychological decisions; the exo-system relates to Internet companies and organizations; the meso-system describes cultural and temporal aspects; and the macro-system deals with legal and regulatory questions. Privacy on each layer is first analyzed independently and then as a series of interactions between the different layers. Each interaction is illustrated with a current example. The chapter concludes with a range of theoretical and practical implications. It is one of the first attempts to conceptualize online privacy as a multi-level and multi-dimensional phenomenon.Type:book sectionVolume:1Issue:9