Montesquieu Law review
Issue 2 July 2015 Special Edition
Privacy
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Issue 2 July 2015 Special Edition
Privacy
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Contents this issue
- Editorial, Olivier Dutheillet de Lamothe, Honorary President of the Social Section, Conseil d’Etat, Honorary member of the Constitutional Council - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- The right to respect for private life and the right to respect for privacy: the case for an aggiornamento, Associate Professor Hubert Alcaraz, Université de Pau et des pays de l’Adour. - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- Criminal provisions for the protection of privacy: between the archaic and the ineffective, Associate Professor Mikaël Benillouche, Faculty of Law & Political Science, University of Amiens - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- The right to respect for private life: an effective tool in the right to be forgotten?, Associate Professor Maryline Boizard, Faculty of Law & Political Science, University of Rennes 1 - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- The right to privacy: twenty years of constitutional recognition , Estelle Bomberger, Lecturer, Sciences Po and the Institut Catholique de Paris - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- Privacy and political assassinations in France during the Trois Glorieuses: the meanderings of Orleanism, Associate Professor Sophie Delbrel, University of Bordeaux - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- Privacy and the disclosure of administrative documents: a well-guarded secret?, Marie-Odile Diemer, Lecturer, University of Bordeaux - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- The war on terror and the protection of personal data, Professor Philippe Ch.-A. Guillot, Professor of International Relations, French Air Force Academy - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- The personal life of the employee versus the interests of the company, Associate Professor Chantal Mathieu, University of Franche-Comté - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- Privacy and ethics, Associate Professor Olivier Pluen, Université des Antilles et de la Guyane - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- Invasions of privacy via the internet: aspects of private international law, Associate Professor Jean Sagot Duvauroux, University of Bordeaux - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- Transparency in public life and respect for private life, Associate Professor Messaoud Saoudi, Université Lumière Lyon II - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
- The fatal metamorphoses of image rights, Professor Isabelle Tricot-Chamard, Kedge Business School, Bordeaux - Abstract - Full text (English) - Full text (Français)
