Fred H. Cate

Privacy and Data Protection

• "The Need for Greater Political Will to Ensure that We Protect Both Security and Privacy," 2 Privacy & Data Security Law Journal 139 (2007).
• "Privacy Protection in the United States," in Zhou Hanhua, Research on Issues Arising at the Frontiers of Personal Information Protection (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 2006) (Chinese).
• "The Failure of Fair Information Practice Principles," in Consumer Protection in the Age of the 'Information Economy' (2006).
• "Legal Standards for Data Mining," in Robert Popp & John Yen, eds., 21st Century Enabling Technologies and Policies for Counter-Terrorism 393 (Wiley, 2006).
• "Government Data Mining," in David G. Kamien, ed., McGraw-Hill Handbook of Homeland Security 1063 (2005) (with Newton N. Minow).
• "Privacy Regulation and What is at Risk," Corporate Governance: Implications for Financial Services Firms 61 (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, 2003).
• "The Impact of Opt-in Privacy Rules on Retail Credit Markets: A Case Study of MBNA," 52 Duke Law Journal 745 (2003) (with Michael E. Staten).
• "Privacy Protection and the Quest for Information Control," in Adam Thierer & Clyde Wayne Crews Jr., eds., Who Rules the Net? Internet Governance and Jurisdiction 297 (Cato Institute, 2003).
• "Constitutional Issues in Information Privacy," 9 Michigan Technology & Telecommunications Law Review 35 (2002) (with Robert Litan).
• "Principles for Protecting Privacy," Cato Journal, vol. 22, no. 1, at 33 (2002).
• "Privacy, Consumer Credit, and the Regulation of Personal Information," in The Impact of Public Policy on Consumer Credit (Kluwer, 2001).
• Privacy in Perspective (American Enterprise Institute Press, 2001).
• "Public Policy and the Privacy Avalanche," in The Future of Financial Privacy 94 (2000).
• "Principles of Internet Privacy," 3 Connecticut Law Review 877 (2000).
• "The Changing Face of Privacy Protection in the European Union and the United States," 33 Indiana Law Review 173 (1999).
• "Does Privacy Matter in the Information Age?," 6 Telecommunications & Space Journal 13 (1999) (invited editor and contributor).
• "The European Data Protection Directive and European-U.S. Trade," Currents, vol. vii, no. 1, at 61 (1998).
• "Privacy and Telecommunications," 33 Wake Forest Law Review 1 (1998).
• Privacy in the Information Age (Brookings Institution Press, 1997). Honorable Mention as the Association of American Publishers Professional/Scholarly Publishing Division Best New Book in Law (1997). Selected for the 35th annual Choice Outstanding Academic Books list by the Association of College and Research Libraries (1998). Second Printing (1998). Translated into Arabic and republished by Al Ahram press (2002).
• "The EU Data Protection Directive, Information Privacy, and the Public Interest," 80 Iowa Law Review 431 (1995).
• "The Right to Privacy and the Public's Right to Know: The 'Central Purpose' of the Freedom of Information Act," 46 Administrative Law Review 41 (1994) (with D. Annette Fields and James K. McBain).
• "Privacy, Politics, and State Access to Planned Parenthood's Patient Records," American Constitution Society blog, July 2005.
• "Canadians' Concerns Over the U.S. Patriot Act May Not Take Into Account Broader Context," Truste Advocate, Oct. 2004.
• "Pentagon Technology and Privacy Committee Final Report Proposes Sweeping Changes to Current Law," Privacy and Information Law Report, May 2004, at 1.
• "A Proposal for a Global Privacy Protection Framework," Consumer Protection Update, American Bar Association 18 (Sum. 2003) (with Margaret P. Eisenhauer & Christopher Kuner).
• The Privacy Problem: A Broader View of Information Privacy and the Costs and Consequences of Protecting It, The Freedom Forum (2003).
• "Privacy and Other Civil Liberties in the United States After September 11," German-American Relations After September 11, American Institute of Contemporary German Studies (2002).
• "The Current Privacy Debate," Privacy and Information Law Report, April 2001, at 1.
• "The Changing Face of Financial Privacy," Optimus (Union Bank of Switzerland) no. 2, at 28 (2000).
• "The Value of Information-Sharing," Financial Services Modernization: The Impact of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (CPCU Society, 2000).
• "Opt-In Debate Moves Center Stage," Privacy and Information Law Report, Sept. 2000, at 17.
• Legal Restrictions on Transborder Data Flows to Prevent Government Access to Personal Data: Lessons from British Columbia (Center for Information Policy Leadership, 2005).
• Survey of Legal Issues Concerning Information Privacy and Security, The American Law Institute (2005).
• The Impact of National Credit Reporting Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act: The Risk of New Restrictions and State Regulation, Financial Services Coordinating Council (2003) (with Michael E. Staten).
• Financial Privacy, Consumer Prosperity, and the Public Good: Maintaining the Balance, AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies Related Paper (2003) (with Robert E. Litan, Michael Staten & Peter Wallison).
• The Adverse Impact of Opt-In Privacy Rules on Consumers: A Case Study of Retail Credit, Privacy Leadership Initiative (Apr. 2002) (with Michael E. Staten).
• Constitutional Issues in Information Privacy, AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies Working Paper 01-11 (Sept. 2001).
• Opt-In Exposed, Financial Services Coordinating Council (2001).
• Protecting Privacy in the New Millennium: The Preemption Problem, National Retail Federationn (2001).
• Protecting Privacy in the New Millennium: Putting People First-Consumer Benefits of Information-Sharing, National Retail Federation (2000) (with Michael E. Staten).
• Protecting Privacy in the New Millennium: Protecting Consumer Privacy-Ten Questions Every Legislator Should Ask, National Retail Federation (2000).
• Protecting Privacy in the New Millennium: Identity Theft, National Retail Federation (2000).
• Protecting Privacy in the New Millennium: Consumer Access to Personal Information, National Retail Federation (2000).
• Protecting Privacy in the New Millennium: Legal Protections for Information Privacy, National Retail Federation (2000).
• Protecting Privacy in the New Millennium: Information-Sharing-Why Does Affiliate Status Matter?, National Retail Federation (2000) (with Michael E. Staten).
• Protecting Privacy in the New Millennium: The Value of Information-Sharing, National Retail Federation (2000) (with Michael E. Staten).
• Protecting Privacy in the New Millennium: The Fallacy of "Opt-in", National Retail Federation (2000) (with Michael E. Staten).
• Personal Information in Financial Services: The Value of a Balanced Flow, Financial Services Coordinating Council (2000).
• The Public Record: Information Privacy and Access-A New Framework for Finding the Balance, Coalition for Sensible Public Records Access (1999) (with Richard Varn).
• "Another Notice Isn't Answer," USA Today, Feb. 28, 2005.
• "Our Civil Liberties Make Nation's Defense Worthwhile," Journal Gazette (Ft. Wayne, IN), Dec. 23, 2004.
• "The Big Idea," Boston Globe, Sept. 2, 2001, at D8.
• "Let Privacy Legislation Serve as 'Gap-Filler,'" DM News, Sept. 14, 1998, at 60.

• Data Mining and National Security
  
• Disaster Mitigation and Relief
  
• Financial Privacy and Information Flows
  
• First Amendment
  
• Identity Theft, Phishing, and Online Fraud
  
• Information Security and Breaches
  
• Intellectual Property
  
• International and Global Information Flows
  
• Internet and National Information Infrastructure
  
• Jury Selection and Deliberation
  
• Media and Telecommunications
  
• Medicine and Organ Transplantation
  
• Miscellaneous Publications
  
• Privacy and Data Protection
  
• Sexually Explicit Expression