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One for All in Privacy Law: A Relational View on Privacy Based on the Ethics of Care
This chapter proposes a transition from an individualistic conception of privacy to a relational perspective, challenging traditional approaches on two main fronts. First, considering privacy as an individual matter constitutes an unequal playing field when it is balanced against communal rights. Se
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