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Data has become a key factor for the competitiveness of private and state actors alike. Personal data in particular fuels manifold corresponding data ecosystems - in many cases based on the disclosure decision of an individual. This volume presents the proceedings of the bidt "Vectors of Data Disclosure" conference held in Munich 2022. The contributions give comparative insights into the data disclosure process - combining perspectives of law, cultural studies, and business information systems. The authors thereby tackle the question in which way regulation and cultural settings shape (or do not shape) respective decisions in different parts of the world. The volume also includes interim results of the corresponding bidt research project - including in-depth reports covering the regulatory and cultural dimensions of data disclosure in eight different countries / regions worldwide, a business information systems model of the disclosure decision process, and empirical studies. The volume thereby lays the ground for interdisciplinary informed policy decisions and gives guidance to stakeholders.
Frontmatter -- Foreword -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- The Laws of Data Disclosure -- Vectors of Data Disclosure -- The Information Systems Perspective -- Parameters of Personal Data Disclosure Decisions in Cross-Cultural Comparison -- What Does It Take? Factors Determining Individual Privacy Regulation -- One Calculus to Rule it All? The Need for New Analytical Tools and Comparative Approaches to Fine-tune the Privacy Calculus -- California Privacy Law Vectors for Data Disclosures -- Responding to Global Trends? Privacy Law Reform in Australia -- Data Sensitivity and Data Protection Literacy in Cross-Cultural Comparison -- Collision of Data Protection Law Regimes
ed. by Moritz Hennemann, Kai von Lewinski, Daniela Wawra, Thomas Widjaja.