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Articles in Spring, 2002 issue of Social Research

• Privacy and shame: a response to Renata Salecl - Part I: Public/Private The Distinction
  by Anna Wessely
• Public identity in defining the boundaries of public and private: the example of latent anti-Semitism - Part V: Democratic Process and Nonpublic Politics
  by Andras Kovacs
• Privacy, secrecy, idiocy: a response to Mark Neocleous - Part III: States and Boundaries - Column
  by Istvan Szikinger
• The exposure of privacy in today's culture - Part I: Public/Private The Distinction
  by Renata Salecl
• Ensuring data protection in East-Central Europe - Part IV: Keynote Address
  by Laszlo Majtenyi
• Privacy, secrecy, idiocy - Part III: States and Boundaries
  by Mark Neocleous
• Privacy as property - Part V: Democratic Process and Nonpublic Politics
  by Lawrence Lessig
• Editor's introduction - Brief Article - Editorial
  by Arien Mack
• Reproduction, self, and state - Part III: States and Boundaries
  by Judit Sandor
• A note from the Conference Convenor - Social Research Privacy conference - Andras Sajo - Brief Article
  by Andras Sajo
• Public-private opposition and biopolitics: a response to Judit Sandor - Part III: States and Boundaries - Column
  by Dominique Memmi
• From public to private: the development of the concept of the "private" - Part I: Public/Private The Distinction
  by Joe Bailey
• Private and public prejudice: a response to Andras Kovacs - Part V: Democratic Process and Nonpublic Politics
  by Nils Muiznieks
• From opposition in private to engagement in public: motives for citizen participation in the post-1989 new democracies of Central Europe - Part II: Post-Communist Understanding of the Public and Private
  by Julia Szalai
• The tale of cookies - Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Part V: Democratic Process and Nonpublic Politics - online privacy and identity
  by Peter Gyorgy
• Publicity and media under communism and after: the destruction of privacy - Part II: Post-Communist Understanding of the Public and Private
  by Oksana Zabuzhko
• From subjectivity to privacy and back again - Part V: Democratic Process and Nonpublic Politics
  by G.M. Tamas
• The informal public in Soviet society: double morality at work - Part II: Post-Communist Understanding of the Public and Private
  by Elena Zdravomyslova
• Anonymity, democracy, and cyberspace - Part V: Democratic Process and Nonpublic Politics
  by Yaman Akdeniz