The Problem of Constitutialization of the Right to Privacy in Russia in the Context of Globalization
А. В. Кротов
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А. В. Кротов
Abstract
The proposed article discusses the impact of globalization processes on the content of the right to privacy. The author notes that constitutionalization of the right to privacy is possible by adjusting the content of the constitutional right to privacy, modifying the constitutional negative right into a multicomponent right, which includes both positive and negative rights. Constitutional justice takes a special place in this case, which would allow such adjustments without changing the wording of the Constitution itself.
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The proposed article discusses the impact of globalization processes on the content of the right to privacy. The author notes that constitutionalization of the right to privacy is possible by adjusting the content of the constitutional right to privacy, modifying the constitutional negative right into a multicomponent right, which includes both positive and negative rights. Constitutional justice takes a special place in this case, which would allow such adjustments without changing the wording of the Constitution itself.
Key concepts: Right to privacy, Constitution, The Right to Privacy, Globalization, Context (archaeology), Right to be forgotten, Political science, Economic Justice