The law and ethics of big data analytics: A new role for international human rights in the search for global standards

Nersessian, David

doi:10.1016/j.bushor.2018.07.006

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“…According to scientists (Muller, 2019;Nersessian, 2018), human rights define the space that provides each person with the conditions for his selfrealization, that is, the space of his personal autonomy. They are the moral criteria by which the legal order must be guided.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Civilizational and culturological aspect of philosophical and legal studies of observance of human rights

Gaivoroniuk,

Siromska,

Serhieiev

et al. 2023

Cuest. Pol.

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The main purpose of the article was to study the key elements of the civilizational and cultural aspect of philosophical and legal research on the observance of human rights. The subject of the research was specifically the philosophy of human rights observance. Methodologically it is descriptive research developed in the domains of legal philosophy and logic. The scientific novelty lies in the fact that in modern legal discourse several approaches to the modern cross-cultural substantiation of the idea of human rights have been identified. Among them deserve attention the theories of human rights, based on the self-limitation of negative manifestations of a person, the ontology of spheres of human existence, the idea of human identity and the possibility of intercultural legal discourse. All allowed to conclude that, the further development of a theory of human rights acceptable to the majority of countries, in the opinion of the authors, is connected precisely with the otological concepts of human rights, among which the intercultural legal approach can be of great importance, in heuristic and hermeneutic terms.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Civilizational and culturological aspect of philosophical and legal studies of observance of human rights

Gaivoroniuk,

Siromska,

Serhieiev

et al. 2023

Cuest. Pol.

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“…Another concern is the automation of society in which actions are determined by behaviors and coercion, i.e. personalized advertising [2,15,31,34,39,42]. The use of BD and LA needs strategic-leadership within any organization.…”

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Post-GDPR Usage of Students’ Big-Data at UK Universities

Fearn

Koya

2021

Diversity, Divergence, Dialogue

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Higher education institutions are extensively using students' big-data to develop student services, create management or staff-led interventions and inform their strategic decisions etc. Following the implementation of the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2018, there has been extensive uncertainty regarding the use of students' data. By conducting interviews with various University staff in the UK, this research aims to explore their understanding and usage of students' data, post-GDPR implementation. The findings indicate students' data is primarily used to build learning analytic tools and student-retention activities. Additionally, it was found that the understanding and usage of both big-data and GDPR differed across various Universities' stakeholders, and there is inadequate support available to these stakeholders. Overall, this research indicates the adoption of big-data based learning analytics requires comprehensive development and implementation policies to address the challenges of learning analytics. Therefore, this research proposes such an approach through co-creation with staff and students; institutional research and staff training.

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“…Rabiul Islam (2018) claimed that more efficient realization of people"s subjective rights largely depended on the development of forms and methods for their implementation and the consolidation of subjective rights in the current legal system. Alessandro Mantelero, Maria Samantha Esposito (2021) and David Nersessian (2018) argued that the implementation of human rights required to develop stages of implementation for each type and determine the best ways of legal and organizational support for their implementation.…”

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The Issue of Regulating Human Rights and Freedoms in Modern Transforming Society

SERGEEVA¹,

MISHINA²,

PATIULIN³

et al. 2022

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The development of the institute of human rights and civil freedoms in any state indicates the level of its own development, while the proper mechanism for implementing the norms that enshrine human rights and civil freedoms testifies to democracy, law and order, the legality and legal level of this state. The article aims at studying the legal mechanism for implementing and protecting human rights and freedoms in modern conditions. The authors of the article have revealed that the Russian society grows aware of human rights and freedoms, which can be regarded as the beginning of the spiritual revival of the Russian Federation. The ideology of rights is now generally recognized and required by both government and society. From the viewpoint of this ideology, the Soviet and post-Soviet views should be reassessed and projected onto the near and distant future. The authors have proved that the realization of individual rights is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon that includes not only the activities of law enforcement agencies but also the activities of individuals. They have also established that the individual’s activity in such implementation depends on the level of legal consciousness, legal culture and legal awareness.

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The law and ethics of big data analytics: A new role for international human rights in the search for global standards

Cited by 13 publications

References 7 publications

Civilizational and culturological aspect of philosophical and legal studies of observance of human rights

Civilizational and culturological aspect of philosophical and legal studies of observance of human rights

Post-GDPR Usage of Students’ Big-Data at UK Universities

The Issue of Regulating Human Rights and Freedoms in Modern Transforming Society

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