Katja S Ziegler is Sir Robert Jennings Chair in International Law at the University of Leicester.

...this book makes a valuable contribution to the burgeoning literature on privacy...a well-coordinated collection of thoughtful and informative essays. Elspeth Reid Edinburgh Law Review Vol 13, 2009 ...this is a very useful contribution to the growing literature on what is emerging as a key battlefield of ideas. Journal of the Commonwealth Lawyers' Association vol. 18 no. 1

• 1. Introduction: Human Rights and Private Law - Privacy as AutonomyKATJA S ZIEGLERPart I Cross-Sectional Issues: Human Rights and Private LawPart I.A Privacy as a Human Right in Conflict with Other Human Rights2. The Core Business of Privacy Law: Protecting AutonomyHANS NIEUWENHUISPart I.B Public-Private Law Cross-over: Horizontality of Human Rights3. Human Rights and Private LawLORENZ FASTRICH4. Horizontality and the Human Rights Act 1998ALISON L YOUNG5. Horizontal Effect of Fundamental Rights, Privacy and Social JusticeAURELIA COLOMBI CIACCHIPart I.C Privacy and Tort Law6. A Right to Privacy?NW BARBER7. Privacy and Tort DesignRODERICK BAGSHAW8. Damages as a Remedy for Infringements upon PrivacySIEWERT LINDENBERGHPart II Restraints on Privacy by Private Parties: Specific Issue AreasPart II.A Contract Law9. Privacy of ContractHENRICUS J SNIJDERS10. Discrimination in Private Law – New European Principles and the Freedom of ContractDAGMAR COESTER-WALTJENPart II.B Labour Law11. Protection of Employees’ Individual Rights in the Employer-Employee RelationshipMICHAEL COESTER12. Privacy, Employment and the Human Rights Act 1998MARK FREEDLANDPart II.C Freedom of Expression and Personality Rights: Intellectual Property Law, Media Law13. Constitutional Protection of Authors’ Moral Rights in the European Union – Between Privacy, Property and the Regulation of the EconomyJOSEF DREXL14. Private Control/Public SpeechLESLIE KIM TREIGER-BAR-AM AND MICHAEL SPENCE15. The Princess and the Press:Privacy after Caroline von Hannover v GermanyKATJA S ZIEGLER

Katja S Ziegler is Sir Robert Jennings Chair in International Law at the University of Leicester.

...this book makes a valuable contribution to the burgeoning literature on privacy...a well-coordinated collection of thoughtful and informative essays. Elspeth Reid Edinburgh Law Review Vol 13, 2009 ...this is a very useful contribution to the growing literature on what is emerging as a key battlefield of ideas. Journal of the Commonwealth Lawyers' Association vol. 18 no. 1

• 1. Introduction: Human Rights and Private Law - Privacy as AutonomyKATJA S ZIEGLERPart I Cross-Sectional Issues: Human Rights and Private LawPart I.A Privacy as a Human Right in Conflict with Other Human Rights2. The Core Business of Privacy Law: Protecting AutonomyHANS NIEUWENHUISPart I.B Public-Private Law Cross-over: Horizontality of Human Rights3. Human Rights and Private LawLORENZ FASTRICH4. Horizontality and the Human Rights Act 1998ALISON L YOUNG5. Horizontal Effect of Fundamental Rights, Privacy and Social JusticeAURELIA COLOMBI CIACCHIPart I.C Privacy and Tort Law6. A Right to Privacy?NW BARBER7. Privacy and Tort DesignRODERICK BAGSHAW8. Damages as a Remedy for Infringements upon PrivacySIEWERT LINDENBERGHPart II Restraints on Privacy by Private Parties: Specific Issue AreasPart II.A Contract Law9. Privacy of ContractHENRICUS J SNIJDERS10. Discrimination in Private Law – New European Principles and the Freedom of ContractDAGMAR COESTER-WALTJENPart II.B Labour Law11. Protection of Employees’ Individual Rights in the Employer-Employee RelationshipMICHAEL COESTER12. Privacy, Employment and the Human Rights Act 1998MARK FREEDLANDPart II.C Freedom of Expression and Personality Rights: Intellectual Property Law, Media Law13. Constitutional Protection of Authors’ Moral Rights in the European Union – Between Privacy, Property and the Regulation of the EconomyJOSEF DREXL14. Private Control/Public SpeechLESLIE KIM TREIGER-BAR-AM AND MICHAEL SPENCE15. The Princess and the Press:Privacy after Caroline von Hannover v GermanyKATJA S ZIEGLER

Katja S Ziegler is Sir Robert Jennings Chair in International Law at the University of Leicester.

...this book makes a valuable contribution to the burgeoning literature on privacy...a well-coordinated collection of thoughtful and informative essays. Elspeth Reid Edinburgh Law Review Vol 13, 2009 ...this is a very useful contribution to the growing literature on what is emerging as a key battlefield of ideas. Journal of the Commonwealth Lawyers' Association vol. 18 no. 1

• 1. Introduction: Human Rights and Private Law - Privacy as AutonomyKATJA S ZIEGLERPart I Cross-Sectional Issues: Human Rights and Private LawPart I.A Privacy as a Human Right in Conflict with Other Human Rights2. The Core Business of Privacy Law: Protecting AutonomyHANS NIEUWENHUISPart I.B Public-Private Law Cross-over: Horizontality of Human Rights3. Human Rights and Private LawLORENZ FASTRICH4. Horizontality and the Human Rights Act 1998ALISON L YOUNG5. Horizontal Effect of Fundamental Rights, Privacy and Social JusticeAURELIA COLOMBI CIACCHIPart I.C Privacy and Tort Law6. A Right to Privacy?NW BARBER7. Privacy and Tort DesignRODERICK BAGSHAW8. Damages as a Remedy for Infringements upon PrivacySIEWERT LINDENBERGHPart II Restraints on Privacy by Private Parties: Specific Issue AreasPart II.A Contract Law9. Privacy of ContractHENRICUS J SNIJDERS10. Discrimination in Private Law – New European Principles and the Freedom of ContractDAGMAR COESTER-WALTJENPart II.B Labour Law11. Protection of Employees’ Individual Rights in the Employer-Employee RelationshipMICHAEL COESTER12. Privacy, Employment and the Human Rights Act 1998MARK FREEDLANDPart II.C Freedom of Expression and Personality Rights: Intellectual Property Law, Media Law13. Constitutional Protection of Authors’ Moral Rights in the European Union – Between Privacy, Property and the Regulation of the EconomyJOSEF DREXL14. Private Control/Public SpeechLESLIE KIM TREIGER-BAR-AM AND MICHAEL SPENCE15. The Princess and the Press:Privacy after Caroline von Hannover v GermanyKATJA S ZIEGLER