Consumer Law

Journal of Consumer Affairs Special Issue on Privacy Literacy

By Jeff Sovern

Here's the table of contents from the Journal of Consumer Affairs, Fall 2009, Volume 43, Number 3 Special Issue on: Privacy Literacy -- How Consumers Understand and Protect Their Privacy:

Editorial Prelude by guest editors of special issue Jeff Langenderfer and Anthony D. Miyazaki: Privacy in the Information Economy

Determinants of Online Privacy Concern and Its Influence on Privacy Protection Behaviors among Young Adolescents by Seounmi Youn

Consumers? Rules of Engagement in Online Information Exchanges by Amit Poddar, Jill Mosteller, and Pam Scholder Ellen

Toward an Understanding of the Online Consumers' Risky Behavior and Protection Practices by George R. Milne, Lauren I. Labrecque, and Cory Cromer

Providing Parents with Online Privacy Information: Approaches in the United States and the United Kingdom by Andrea J. S. Stanaland, May O. Lwin, and Susanna Leong

Standing in the Footprint: Including the Self in the Privacy Debate and Policy Development by Patricia A. Norberg, David A. Horne, and Daniel R. Horne

Bits, Briefs and Applications

Credit Scoring And Its Effects On The Availability And Affordability Of Credit by Robert B. Avery, Kenneth P. Brevoort and Glenn B. Canner

Responding Commentary: Unresolved Issues In The Use Of Credit Scores To Underwrite Or Price Financial Products And Services by Calvin Bradford

Editorial Postlude: Privacy Crimes, Annoyances and Self-Defeating Business Practices by Herbert Jack Rotfeld

Full post as published by CL&P Blog on September 11, 2009 (boomark / email).