英文摘要 |
The traditional normative foundation of the right to information privacy is based on individualism, taking private and public as the dichotomy, centering on the dimensions of space, things, and subjects, forming five theoretical explanations and six conceptual cores. The Lockian paradigm and Kantian paradigm of privacy have recently converged into the control paradigm, which has become the core principle of contemporary information privacy protection. The intelligent society, especially the big data technology, dismantles the control paradigm’s technical assumptions, forming a comprehensive impact, and challenging the normative foundation of information privacy. Technological developments have reconstructed the social landscape, causing aprofound dilemma of privacy protection in the dimensions of space, time, and society. It is necessary to re-conceptualize privacy from the perspectives of information theory as well as social theory, and to reconstruct the normative basis of information privacy rights: from individual to social standards; from control paradigm to trust paradigm; from monopoly to communication; from dual confrontation to unity and pluralism; from the perspective of rights to the standpoint of power; from conceptual arbitrariness to pragmatic negotiation. Finally, under the constitutional moment’s imminence, this article discusses a new system framework for the future development of China’s information privacy law. |