02408nmm 2200000 a 4500 4287 Z-3142-2008 978-84-9252-117-3 BOOK--2009-010 eng Saarenpää ,Ahti (ed.) asaarenp@ulapland.fi Legal privacy 1ªed. Zaragoza Prensas Universitarias 2008 306 LEFIS As a word, legal concept and institution, privacy is exceptionally challenging. It is easy enough to understand but difficult to define and identify. It is not particularly easy to legislate either. For the legislator, privacy very much resembles Tantalus’ fruit: just when it seems to be in reach, it withdraws yet remains temptingly visible.The end result has been an extensive body of legislation in various forms both nationally and internationally.There is more to come, and no end in sight. Privacy is every bit as daunting when considered as a subject to be taught to prospective lawyers and others interested in the law.We are forced to ask where, to whom and how privacy in the legal sense should be taught.As yet privacy does not seem to have a real disciplinary home to call its own in legal research or teaching in any country. Academically, law has thus largely overlooked one of our main fundamental rights – the right to privacy.We have every reason to ask how this is possible and what we can do about it. International Law Technology Legal procedures 509046@celes.unizar.es http://zaguan.unizar.es/portadas/lefis/Contraportadas/Contraportada5.jpg http://zaguan.unizar.es/portadas/lefis/Portadas/Portada5.jpg http://zaguan.unizar.es/record/4287/files/BOOK--2009-010.pdf Texto completo oai:zaguan.unizar.es:4287 public driver Filosofía del derecho Derecho Penal, Filosofía del Derecho e Historia del Derecho BOOK PDyFE public