The classical liberal case for privacy in a world of surveillance and technological change / Chris Berg.

Intro; Preface; Contents; About the Author; 1: Introduction; The Classical Liberal Case for Privacy; Bibliography; 2: Classical Liberalism and the Public-Private Division; Key Concepts in Classical Liberalism; Privacy in Classical Liberal Thought; The Public and the Private; Bibliography; 3: A Classical Liberal Approach to Privacy; Theories of Privacy through a Classical Liberal Lens; Privacy-as-Exchange; The Policy Choices of Privacy Protection; Bibliography; 4: The Ancient Home; The First Homes; Classical Greece and Rome; Bibliography; 5: The Origins of Modern Privacy.

Locating the Origins of Modern PrivacyHow Private Was Family Life?; Harms in the Private Family; Bibliography; 6: Utopia and State Power; Utopia and the Elimination of Private Life; Totalitarianism and Privacy; Bibliography; 7: Technology Extends the Home; Letters and the Telegraph; The Telephone; From Analog to Digital Communications; Bibliography; 8: Privacy and the State; Data Collection and Urban Planning; Nothing to Fear?; Going Dark?; Bibliography; 9: Privacy, Property, and Discovery; Property Rights in Data?; An Evolutionary Response to Privacy Dilemmas; Bibliography.

10: Privacy and SpeechIntellectual Privacy; Fame, Fortune, and Privacy; Bibliography; 11: Financial Privacy; Secrecy in Banking; How Cursed Is Cash?; Bibliography; 12: The Future of Privacy; Cryptographic Money; Privacy-Enhancing Technologies; Bibliography; 13: Conclusion; Index.