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New Privacy Book
There is a new privacy book due out at any moment. It includes a chapter
on medical privacy. The book's press release is below.
Bob
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+ Privacy and Information Policy Consultant +
+ 431 Fifth Street S.E. +
+ Washington, DC 20003 +
+ 202-543-7923 (phone) 202-547-8287 (fax) +
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The Michie Company Introduces Data Privacy Law: A Study of United
States Data Protection by Paul M. Schwartz and Joel R. Reidenberg
Data Privacy Law: A Study of United States Data Protection is the
first book to analyze comprehensively U.S. fair information
practices law as it pertains to data protection issues in both
the public and private sectors.
Data Privacy Law was underwritten by the European Commission in
preparation for the issuance of its Directive 95/46/EC (October
24, 1995) on the protection of individuals with regard to the
processing of personal data and on the free movement of such
data. The book compares coherently the fair information
practices of the United States with principles common to
divergent legal systems.
Data Privacy Law has important practical applications and will
help companies that employ transborder telecommunications,
conduct interjurisdictional financial transactions, or advertise
across borders to define their own data protection strategies to
ensure that expectations of fair information practices are met.
The book will assist lawyers, government regulators and scholars
to understand data flows in both the public and private sectors.
Author Paul M. Schwartz, Professor of Law at the University of
Arkansas School of Law (Fayetteville), has been a guest professor
at the University of Nantes, a Fulbright Senior Lecturer at the
Goethe University?s Research Center for Data Protection, and a
Research Fellow of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and of
the Harry Guggenheim Foundation. He has provided advice and
testimony to governmental bodies in the United States and Europe.
At present, he serves as Special Advisor to a study of health
care applications of the National Information Infrastructure
carried out by the National Academy of Science's National
Research Council.
Author Joel R. Reidenberg is Associate Professor of Law at
Fordham University School of Law. He serves as chair of the
Section on Computers and Law of the Association of American Law
Schools and is a Fellow of the Cyberspace Law Institute.
Formerly, he practiced in the Washington, D.C. office of
Debevoise & Plimpton, where he worked with the international
telecommunications group on European telecommunications
liberalization and competition law issues, data protection
regulation, and intellectual property issues. Professor
Reidenberg served as an advisor to the U.S. Congress Office of
Technology Assessment and has testified on information privacy
before various government bodies.
Both authors have written and lectured extensively on privacy and
information technology law.
Priced at $90.00, this book will be a welcome resource for policy
makers, legal practitioners and scholars grappling with data
protection issues.
Michie is a part of LEXIS*-NEXIS* and publishes annotated state codes for
31 states and the District of Columbia, more than 700 titles covering
national and state law topics, the Michie?s Law on Disc CD-ROM research
system for 36 states, and a growing number of ?practice? CD-ROM titles. A
division of Reed Elsevier, Inc., and a member of the Reed Elsevier plc
group, one of the world?s leading publishing and information businesses,
Michie combines almost two centuries of traditional legal publishing with
leading-edge information technology.
_________________________ Data Privacy Law by Paul M. Schwartz and Joel R.
Reidenberg $90.00 Order Number: 67180-10
For more information or to order, call Michie toll-free at
800-562-1197. Visit Michie's web site at http://www.michie.com.