“...there is plenty here to both introduce scholars to current critical debates and problems, and at the same time to suggest important points of departure for further research.” – Bernard Keenan, Department of Law, London School of Economics and Political Science,
International Journal of Law and Information Technology
“In this book, issues of privacy and surveillance are explored from a domestic, comparative and transatlantic perspective as well as from the perspective of private corporations, non-governmental organizations and oversight authorities. Thus, it gives a comprehensive overview about current transatlantic challenges and the perspectives involved.” – S-I Ghotra,
European Review of Public Law