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EUs Data Protection Reform and the right to be forgotten - A legal
response to a technological challenge?
..................................................... 125
Lilian Mitrou & Maria Karyda
The right to oblivion as an expression of the human right
to privacy
....................................................................................................... 151
Napoleon Xanthoulis
Privacy protection in an e-Health environment
...................................... 164
Maria Milossi
Transnational e-government systems: A tale of European
integration and surveillance
....................................................................... 187
Georgia Foteinou
RFID chips and EU e-passports: the end of privacy?
.............................. 199
Maria Nikita
III. Privacy and social networks
Facebook as a challenge to privacy
........................................................... 215
Fereniki Panagopoulou-Koutnatzi
Regulating privacy on Online Social Networks (OSNs): possibility
or utopia in the digital era?
........................................................................ 234
Despina Spatha
IV. Surveillance in Academia
Online survey, reservations, considerations and scientific
conclusions on the students’ opinion of University of Crete
................. 257
Minas Samatas
Surveillance, data protection and libraries in Europe and the US-
notes on an empirical data case study on surveillance and Greek
academic libraries
........................................................................................ 272
Maria Bottis
The use of technical means for the electronic
surveillance of universities
......................................................................... 283
Fereniki Panagopoulou-Koutnatzi
