Freedom of Expression and the Right to Privacy and Ethics in Dialectic of Human Rights in This Complex and Turbulent Society

Abstract

The article is about human rights freedom of expression, the right to privacy, and ethics. Technological development (internet and social networks) emphasizes the issue of dialectics and poses many challenges. It makes the theoretical review, the history of human rights through and reference documents, an analysis of the concepts of freedom, privacy, and ethics. The internet and social networks pose many problems: digital data, people's tracks, the surveillance of citizens, the social engineering of power, online social networks, e-commerce, spaces of trust, and conflict.

A Look at Evolution of Teams, Society, Smart Cities, and Information Systems based on Patterns of Primary, Adaptable, Information, and Creative Society

“…It is a networked society, emerging a new social morphology, and gaining economic, social, political, and cultural primacy. Society is constantly changing, either because the economic, social, political, and cultural contexts are increasingly massified, internationalized, and globalized, or because the relations of life, study, work, and capital are changing rapidly and constantly [25].…”

A Look to Model of Society and Teams Development Based on Initial Formation, Primary, Adaptable, Information, and Creative Society Patterns

“…It is a networked society, emerging a new social morphology, and gaining economic, social, political, and cultural primacy. People live in a culture and a society that is constantly changing, either because the economic, social, political, and cultural contexts are increasingly massified, internationalized, and globalized, or because the relations of life, study, work, and capital are changing rapidly and constantly (Rascão and Poças, 2021).…”

A Look to Model of Society and Teams Development based on Initial Formation, Primary, Adaptable, Information, and Creative Society Patterns

“…It is a networked society, emerging a new social morphology, and gaining economic, social, political, and cultural primacy. People live in a culture and a society that is constantly changing, either because the economic, social, political, and cultural contexts are increasingly massified, internationalized, and globalized, or because the relations of life, study, work, and capital are changing rapidly and constantly (Rascão & Poças, 2021).…”