PRIVACY 2.0 - INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES ON PRIVACY IN THE DIGITAL AGE
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INVITATION April 6-8, 2022, Dresden PRIVACY 2.0 - INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES ON PRIVACY IN THE DIGITAL AGE Scientific Conference of the Doctoral Students of the Hans Böckler Foundation
PRIVACY 2.0
Global processes of mechanization, the digital penetration of our life as well
as the pandemic-related state of emergency are putting the interrelationship
between privacy and the public sphere to the test. The subtle normalization
of a multi-layered surrender of private data is accompanied by multifaceted
consequences for individual, social and structural conditions. On the one
hand, both the economic and the political use of in-depth surveillance struc-
tures and implicit control options affect the protected private sphere of and
thus basic civil rights. On the other hand, digital options contribute to the
opening up of new public and private spaces e.g. in the realms of security,
consumption or professional education. If, however, the panoptic view gains
the upper hand, self-determination and heteronomy go hand in hand and the
leveling of privacy takes its course unnoticed.
This raises fundamental questions: How informed, how voluntary and
self-determined is private data getting into the hands of companies, the state
or other actors? What might be the right balance between technological pro-
gress and private or public benefit? With the goal of sharpening the percepti-
on of digitally induced social changes, as well as identifing innovative
potentials and to discuss how to shape their implementation in a responsible
manner, the scientific conference of the Hans Böckler Foundation's doctoral
students in 2022 will deal with the multifaceted nature of privacy in the digi-
tal age. Contradictions, areas of tension, practical references and an interdis-
ciplinary variety of theories will frame the debate, which will have references
to current events and future perspectives.
The connection of different universes of discourse shall create an inspiring
and insightful opportunity to develop groundbreaking ideas for the design,
preservation or transformation of privacy. We invite interested and curious
young scholars from all disciplines and fields to participate in these multi-
perspective conference processes in a thoughtful, critical and responsive
way!
Seite 1PROGRAM
Wednesday, April 06th 2022
from
13:30 Lobby
Registration
14:30 Goldbergsaal
Welcome and Opening
Dr. Jens Becker, Hans-Böckler-Foundation
Prof. Dr. Ronald Tetzlaff, CTIO of Technische Universität Dresden
Prof. Dr. Thomas Köhler, Director CODIP
Roland Schwarz, Director Technische Sammlungen Dresden
Selina Irnleitner, Lara Druschel, Scholarshipholders of Hans-Böckler-foundation
and organizingteam
15:00 Goldbergsaal
Keynote 1
Moderation: Selina Irnleitner
Privacy and Data Protection through Technology Design –
Status Quo and Desiderata from a Legal Perspective
Prof. Dr. Tobias Keber, Hochschule der Medien Stuttgart
16:30 Break
17:00 Goldbergsaal
Panel I
Transition and Autonomy
Moderation: Lara Druschel
Privacy and Pandemic
Laura Rademacher, Universität Münster
Illusion of Decision
Florian Dafinger, Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien
Seite 2PROGRAM
Wednesday, April 06th 2022
The Darknet and Post-Privacy-Society
Robert Landwirth, Technische Universität Darmstadt
Alexandra Lux, Universität Hohenheim
18:30 Guided group tour through TSD (optionally)
20:00 Altes Wettbüro
Dinner
Seite 3PROGRAM
Thursday, April 07th 2022
from
07:30 ACHAT Hotel
Yoga (optionally)
from
08:00 ACHAT Hotel
Breakfast (optionally)
09:00 Goldbergsaal (5th floor)
Keynote 2
Moderation: Selina Irnleitner
Paradoxies of Privacy. Digital Literacy and Informed
Consent in Plattform Society
Dr. Paula Helm, Universität Tübingen
10:30 Break
11:00 Goldbergsaal (5th floor)
Panel II
Digital Technology and Surveillance
Moderation: Felix Schilk
Bridging the Gap between Technology and Policy in GDPR
Compliance: The Role of Differential Privacy
Armando Angrisani, Sorbonne Université
Asmaa Belghiti, Paris Business School
Enjoing Unfreedom: A Bifureated Lockean
Approach to Surveillance Capitalism
Jason King, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
The Impact of Digital Technology on the Management
of Cultural Aspects
Laurentine Nadege Ngaska Epse Bessolo, University of Yaounde
12:30 Café (6th floor)
Lunch
Seite 4PROGRAM
Thursday, April 07th 2022
14:00 Goldbergsaal (5th floor)
Panel III
Contradiction of Privacy and Public sphere.
Moderation: Lara Druschel
Private Actors Acting in the Public Interest?
The Special Case of the “Private” Nature of Interest Groups
Marie Lohrum, Universität Heidelberg
Privacy: A Question of Locality?
Some Perspectives from Political Theory
Nora Becker, Technische Universität Dortmund
Towards Normative Impulse - Between Autonomy and
Neo-Republican Concept of Freedom
Eva-Sophie Mörschel, Universität Erfurt
15:30 Break
16:00 Werkstatt (lower floor)
Panel IVa
Constitutive Aspects of Privacy
Moderation: Selina Irnleitner
Gender and Privacy
Regine Frener, Universität Hohenheim
Digital Na(t)ives and Digital Privacy:
Attitudes of Adolescence in Everyday Life
Annika Kreuder, RWTH Aachen
Seite 5PROGRAM
Thursday, April 07th 2022
16:00 Theaterraum (1st floor)
Panel IVb
Privacy Paradox
Moderation: Dr. Patrick Tschirner
Predicting Privacy Regulation Behavior on Social Media
Jana Wagner, Universität Hohenheim
Do You Bother to Change Cookie Settings?
Solving the Privacy Paradox by Integrating Behavioural Costs
Juliane Katharina Bücker, Otto-von-Guericke Universität Magdeburg
17:30 Dresden between Modernity and Nostalgia.
Architectural-Sociological City Tour with
Scholarship Holder Felix Schilk (optionally)
20:00 Dinner
Seite 6PROGRAM
Friday, April 08th 2022
from
07:30 ACHAT Hotel
Yoga (optionally)
from
08:00 ACHAT Hotel
Breakfast (optionally)
09:00 Goldbergsaal
Keynote III
Moderation: Lara Druschel/Dr. Jens Becker
Private Enterprises and Public Duties – New Roles beyond
Dichotomy
Dr. Janne Mende, Max-Planck-Institut für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und
Völkerrecht Heidelberg
11:15 Break
11:30 Theaterraum (1st floor)
Panel Va
Digital Workplace and Privacy
Moderation: Selina Irnleitner
Violation of Privacy at Work
Maureen Wolff, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Employee Acceptance of Digital Monitoring Systems
while Working from Home
Luisa Wieser, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Gig Economy: (Post-) Privacy in Work and Lifeworld
Jasmin Schreyer, Technische Hochschule Nürnberg
Seite 7PROGRAM
Friday, April 08th 2022
11:30 Werkstatt (Lower floor)
Panel Vb
Carework and Digital Assistence
Moderation: Dr. Jens Becker
Privacy and Technical-Assistance Care. Perspectives from Dementia
Patients and Care Workers
Eike Buhr, Carl-von-Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg
Digital Plattforms and Quality of Care Work in Rural Areas
Martina Sasse, Universität Vechta
Socio-Empathic AI based Dialogs in Public Sphere
Ana Müller, Technische Hochschule Köln
13:15 Goldbergsaal
Feedback and Conclusion
Closing by the conference organization
13:30 End
14:30 Goldbergsaal
Hans Böckler Foundation Internal: Stipendiatisches Fenster
18:00 End
Seite 8INFORMATION
Organizer Hans-Böckler-Foundation
Venue Technische Sammlungen Dresden
Junghansstraße 1-3
01277 Dresden
Organization Selina Irnleitner, Technische Universität Dresden
Lara Druschel, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
Registration 24. März 2022
deadline After the registration deadline you will receive feedback
whether you can participate in the event. Registration is not
a guarantee of participation.
Registration link Please register online at the following link:
For Hans-Boeckler-Scholarship holders:
https://www.boeckler.de/de/aktuelle-veranstaltungen-2718-
privatheit-2-0-interdisziplinare-sichtweisen-der-privatheit-
im-digitalen-zeitalter-37436.htm
For external guests:
https://www.boeckler.de/de/aktuelle-veranstaltungen-
2718-tagung-der-promovierenden-der-hans-bockler-
stiftung-2022-39339.htm
Conference German and English
language
Notes A conference fee will not be charged.
The Hans-Böckler-Foundation will cover the costs for ac-
commodation and meals. Furthermore, travel expenses for
panelists and moderators as well as for promoters of the
Hans-Böckler-Foundation will be covered.
Seite 9INFORMATION
COVID notes The implementation of the conference is based on the
current regulations of the state of Saxony. Currently 2G
plus applies.
Photo, film and Photo, sound and film recordings may be made during the
sound recordings event. These will be published on the Internet and in the
Hans Böckler Foundation's social media for the purposes of
documentation and public relations.
Seite 10www.boeckler.de
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