1st Edition
The Right to be Forgotten A Canadian and Comparative Perspective
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
List of contributors
Chapter 1: Online Harms and the Right to be Forgotten
Ignacio N. Cofone
Chapter 2: Lost in Translation: Transposing the Right to be Forgotten from Different Legal Systems
Jennifer Stoddart
Chapter 3: A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing?: Information Asymmetries and the Right to Be Forgotten
Teresa Scassa
Chapter 4: Reconciling Privacy and Expression Rights by Regulating Profile Compilation Services
Andrea Slane
Chapter 5: Let’s Not Dwell On The Past: The Right to be Forgotten As More Than a Romantic Revolution
Pierre-Luc Deìziel
Chapter 6: The Right to be Forgotten in Peace Processes
Ignacio N. Cofone and Catalina Turriago Betancourt
Bibliography
Index
Biography
Ignacio N. Cofone is an Assistant Professor at McGill University Faculty of Law, where he teaches Privacy Law, and an Affiliated Fellow at the Yale Law School Information Society Project. His research explores how the law should adapt to technological and social change with a focus on privacy and algorithmic decision-making.
