Contents
Abstract;
List of Abbreviations;
List of Figures;
1. Introduction;
1.1 Technology and Cyberspace;
1.2 Technology, Cyberspace and Privacy;
1.2.1 Background;
1.2.2 Technology, Cyberspace and Privacy;
1.2.3 Privacy in Finance;
1.3 Scheme of the Study and Presentation;
2. Literature Review;
2.1 Data Privacy;
2.2 Cyber Security and Privacy in Cyberspace;
2.3 Privacy from Different Dimensions;
2.4 Unique Identity in India;
2.5 Privacy in Finance;
3. Methodology;
3.1 Research Methodology;
3.1.1 Problem Statement;
3.1.2 Research Question;
3.1.3 Research Objective;
3.1.4 Research Framework;
3.1.5 Framework of Privacy Laws;
3.1.6 Validation and Changes to the Framework;
3.1.7 Corpus;
3.1.8 Coding;
4. Analysis and Results;
4.1 Why the EU and the US Laws for Comparative Analysis;
4.2 Mapping Results;
4.2.1 Mapping of IT Acts and Rules;
4.3 Aadhaar Act;
4.3.1 UIDAI- A New Beginning;
4.3.2 Mapping of Aadhaar Act;
4.4 Mapping of the EU and the US laws;
4.5 Validation of Results from Experts;
4.6 Discussion;
4.6.1 Cultural Values and Privacy;
4.6.2 Privacy in India- As viewed by the Constitution and Judiciary;
4.6.3 National Identity and Individuality;
4.7 Concluding Remarks;
5. Position of Information Privacy in the US, the EU and India for Banking Sector;
5.1 Overview of Financial Privacy Regulations in the EU;
5.1.1 Directive 95/46/EC;
5.2 Overview of Financial Privacy Regulations in the US;
5.2.1 The Right to Financial Privacy Act of 1978;
5.2.2 Financial Modernisation Act (GLBA) of 1999;
5.3 Discussion;
6. Learning from the EU and the US systems for Privacy in India;
6.1 Privacy System for India;
7. Conclusion and Recommendation;
7.1 India: Absence of Data Privacy Regulations;
Appendix 1;
Appendix 2;
Bibliography