Without Consent The Ethics of Disclosing

MacNeil explores the theoretical and practical issues associated with the administration of access to government-held personal information generally, and to the personal information held in government archives specifically.

Introduction	p. 1
Defining Moral and Legal Zones of Privacy	p. 9
Living for the Record: The Individual, the State, and the Emergence of a Right to Information Privacy	p. 35
In Search of the Public Good: Balancing the Right to Privacy and the Right to Know	p. 61
Documenting the Lives of the Laboring and Unlettered: The Use of Archival Sources for Socio-Historical Research	p. 103
The Administration of Access to Personal Information Held in Public Archives: Common Problems and Practices	p. 127
Research Uses of Personal Information: Some Ethical Considerations	p. 155
Administering Access to Personal Information in Government Archives: Some Modest Proposals	p. 181
Selected Bibliography	p. 205
Index	p. 219
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Without Consent The Ethics of Disclosing Personal Information in Public Archives

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