Privacy, Surveillance und Datenschutz

Overview & Synopsis

Who bears responsibility for the risks of digital data processing? How are these risks discussed – and what consequences does this have for those affected and for society as a whole, for the law and for the design of technology? This interdisciplinary anthology brings together critical analyses of the narratives that shape our perception of data protection, surveillance and the risks to digital fundamental rights. The contributions show that all too often, dominant narratives individualise collective risks, obscure power asymmetries and reduce complex social issues to technical or market-liberal pseudo-solutions. Users are burdened with responsibilities that they can neither comprehend nor bear. With contributions by Daniel Guagnin | Jörg Pohle | Franziska Baum | Andreas Bischof | Nils Brinker | Karoline Busse | Paola Cantarini | Simon Egbert | Elena Eulitz | Gesa Feldhusen | Aline Franzke | Michael Friedewald | Sebastian Giessler | Melita Grieshop | Clara Jacobi | Antje Kaiser | Anastassija Kostan | Sanne Kruse-Becher | Christian Ricardo Kühne | Ute Lange | Max Lukat | Carsten Ochs | Sophia Rossmann | Lukas Schmitz | Alina Schömig | Katharina Schüller | Naomi Shulman | Simona Stockreiter | Esther von der Weiden