CHINESE SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM: NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY?

The Social Credit system (SCS) in China is being applied in an increasing number of areas of everyday life. This system is built around rewarding and punishing specific forms of social behavior. The question arises whether this system is a new challenge to the right to privacy. The study, which is s...

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Autores principales:	Sinisa Domazet, Majida Lubura, Ivona Susak Lozanovska, Nina Ilik
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Publicado:	Institute for Research and European Studies 2021
Materias:	law security human rights right to privacy social credit system china Political theory JC11-607
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:7dc43e41c8f74497b0cdc9d80daec23e2021-11-24T08:02:07ZCHINESE SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM: NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY?1857-976010.47305/JLIA21371136dhttps://doaj.org/article/7dc43e41c8f74497b0cdc9d80daec23e2021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://e-jlia.com/index.php/jlia/article/view/429https://doaj.org/toc/1857-9760The Social Credit system (SCS) in China is being applied in an increasing number of areas of everyday life. This system is built around rewarding and punishing specific forms of social behavior. The question arises whether this system is a new challenge to the right to privacy. The study, which is supported by literature, sheds light on how novel this thought is. This paper uses the comparative method, normative method, and legal-logical methods of induction and deduction. According to the research, the SCS in basic is a state project. The key distinctions between the SCS and similar systems in Western countries include the impact on individuals, state dependency, punitive policy, the breadth of consequences, and cultural differences. In addition, one of the tools of the SCS in China is ‘shame’, which is focused on maintaining harmonious relations within a society. In the West, the focus is more on the citizens’ rights.Sinisa DomazetMajida LuburaIvona Susak LozanovskaNina IlikInstitute for Research and European Studiesarticlelawsecurityhuman rightsright to privacysocial credit systemchinaPolitical theoryJC11-607ENJournal of Liberty and International Affairs, Vol 7, Pp 136-148 (2021)
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spellingShingle	law security human rights right to privacy social credit system china Political theory JC11-607 Sinisa Domazet Majida Lubura Ivona Susak Lozanovska Nina Ilik CHINESE SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM: NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY?
description	The Social Credit system (SCS) in China is being applied in an increasing number of areas of everyday life. This system is built around rewarding and punishing specific forms of social behavior. The question arises whether this system is a new challenge to the right to privacy. The study, which is supported by literature, sheds light on how novel this thought is. This paper uses the comparative method, normative method, and legal-logical methods of induction and deduction. According to the research, the SCS in basic is a state project. The key distinctions between the SCS and similar systems in Western countries include the impact on individuals, state dependency, punitive policy, the breadth of consequences, and cultural differences. In addition, one of the tools of the SCS in China is ‘shame’, which is focused on maintaining harmonious relations within a society. In the West, the focus is more on the citizens’ rights.
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author	Sinisa Domazet Majida Lubura Ivona Susak Lozanovska Nina Ilik
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title	CHINESE SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM: NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY?
title_short	CHINESE SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM: NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY?
title_full	CHINESE SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM: NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY?
title_fullStr	CHINESE SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM: NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY?
title_full_unstemmed	CHINESE SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM: NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY?
title_sort	chinese social credit system: new challenges for the right to privacy?
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CHINESE SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM: NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY?

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