Informationelle Menschenrechte Und Digitale Gesellschaft

Privacy, data protection and freedom of information are the key requirements for a functioning digital society. But how can these informational human rights be defended against state restrictions and the power of private actors in times of increasing digitalization? The authors of this volume explore the foundations and facets of informational human rights from interdisciplinary, intercultural, and international perspectives and in doing so pay tribute to Marie-Theres Tinnefeld's scholarly work on her eighty-fifth birthday.