Paula Kift

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On Digital Passages and Borders: Refugees and the New Infrastructure for Movement and Control
Since 2014, millions of refugees and migrants have arrived at the borders of Europe. This article argues that, in making their way to safe spaces, refugees rely not only on a physical but… Expand
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Online privacy concerns and legal assurance: a user perspective
Since the emergence of the Internet and Social Media, privacy concerns and need for regulation in this area have been a frequent subject on the agenda of numerous stakeholders and policy-makers… Expand
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Metadata in Context - An Ontological and Normative Analysis of the NSA's Bulk Telephony Metadata Collection Program
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In the aftermath of the Snowden revelations, the National Security Agency (NSA) responded to fears about warrantless domestic surveillance programs by emphasizing that it was collecting only the metadata, and not the content, of communications. Expand
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Learning Privacy Expectations by Crowdsourcing Contextual Informational Norms
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We propose a crowdsourcing method for the discovery and formal expression of contextual norms according to the framework of contextual integrity. Expand
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Bridging the transatlantic divide in privacy
In the context of the US National Security Agency surveillance scandal, the transatlantic privacy divide has come back to the fore. In the United States, the right to privacy is primarily understood… Expand
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Crowdsourced, Actionable and Verifiable Contextual Informational Norms
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We propose a privacy framework that translates users' privacy expectations (norms) into a set of actionable privacy rules that are rooted in the language of CI. Expand
To have or not to have: the true privacy question
In light of the recent US National Security Agency (NSA) surveillance scandals, the article reflects on the continued importance of privacy in the information age. Based on a taxonomy of privacy… Expand
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In Search of Safe Harbors - Privacy and Surveillance of Refugees in Europe
Over the course of 2015, more than a million refugees and migrants arrived at the borders of Europe. One of the ways in which the European Union (EU) attempted to manage the continuous inflow of… Expand
Crowdsourcing Verifiable Contextual Integrity Norms
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This paper proposes a novel privacy-preserving framework for crowdsourcing majoritarian privacy norms that are based on the language of CI. Expand