LAW, SOCIETY & CULTURE, Volume 2, 2019

Abstracts

Michael Birnhack Privacy: A Snapshot

Rotem Medzini The European Data Protection Regimes: From Principles
to Processes

Mickey Zar “People who Read this Article Also Read...”: On Privacy
and Profiling

Nora Grinberg A Secret of the Public

Oshrat Ayalon & Eran Toch Dimensions of Time and Privacy in Online Social
Networks

Sharon Bar-Ziv & Tal Zarsky Privacy’s “Identity” Crisis: Regulatory Strategies in the
Age of De-Identification

Maayan Perel Privacy, Control and Oversight in an Era of Big Data Analytics: Adopting A Right to Explanation for Israeli
Data Protection Law

Ruth Plato-Shinar The Right to Financial Privacy: A Disappearing Era

Itay Hirsch Privacy Behind Bars

Avi Marciano Israel’s Biometric Project in Mainstream Israeli Press

Karine Nahon The Politics of the Biometric Database

Sunny Kalev Childhood Spaces? Privacy, Surveillance and the Minimization of Minors’ Private Space in the Digital Age

Yael Braudo-Bahat Beyond Communitaranism and Individualism: The Complex Conception of the Family and the Right to
Privacy in the Family

Ayelet Blecher-Prigat Privacy in the Family

Yam Kattel Exposed: The Private Battle for “The Sex Videos Law”

Idit Zimmerman A Question of Privacy? Recording without the Knowledge of the Recorded Side in Labor Relations

Gaby Glazer Biometric Attendance

Dorit Garfunkel Surveillance at Home: Privacy and Condominiums in the
era of CCTV and Residential Skyscrapers

Emuna Klein Barnoy, Yael Yechieli-Persico A Mikveh of their own: The Battle for Privacy in Mikveh
Immersion

Alex Levac Street Photography

Aner Preminger From Voyeurism to Intimacy: Ethics and Reflexivity as Developed and Reflected in the Films of Krzysztof
Kieślowski: Decalogue 6, Decalogue 9, Red