[ecrea] Redesigning or redefining privacy? Special issue of WPCC published

**REDESIGNING OR REDEFINING PRIVACY**

The journal WESTMINSTER PAPERS IN COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE is pleased 
to announce the publication of a special issue on ‘Redesigning or 
Redefining Privacy?’ considering whether, in respect of surveillance, 
greater public awareness and corporate transparency are possible.Can 
privacy be safeguarded for citizens when ‘nothing to hide, nothing to 
fear’ arguments appear to hold sway ? The issue includes an interview 
with Mark Andrejevic concerning discourses around pre-emption and 
prevention and data holders’s accountability with other articles 
addressing issues that include legal frameworks, encryption practices, 
definitions of the surveilled subject and the longer history of scrutiny 
of the ‘surveillance society’.


WPCC is an open access journal and all content is available to read free 
from: __https://westminsterpapers.org/31/volume/12/issue/3/

The line-up is as follows.

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EDITORIAL

Redesigning or Redefining Privacy?  By Shabnam Moinipour,  
Pinelopi Troullinou

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Rethinking Privacy: A Feminist Approach to Privacy Rights after 
Snowden Lindsay Weinberg

Privacy Shields for Whom? Key Actors and Privacy Discourses on Twitter 
and in Newspapers

Cristín O'Rourke,  Aphra Kerr

Visibility, Power and Citizen Intervention The Five Eyes and New 
Zealand’s Southern Cross Cable

Ally McCrow-Young

What is a Good Secure Messaging Tool? The EFF Secure Messaging Scorecard 
and the Shaping of Digital (Usable) Security

Francesca Musiani,  Ksenia Ermoshina

COMMENTARIES

Rethinking Privacy and Freedom of Expression in the Digital Era: An 
Interview with Mark Andrejevic

Pinelopi Troullinou

Undresssing with the Lights On: Surveillance and The Naked Society in a 
Digital Era

Doug Specht

WESTMINSTER PAPERS IN COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE is published by 
the University of Westminster Press 
(_https://www.uwestminsterpress.co.uk 
<https://www.uwestminsterpress.co.uk/>_)

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