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本文探讨了参与式民族志研究方法与新兴的数据保护和隐私法律制度之间的紧张关系。本文以最近在墨西哥进行的资助研究为例,描绘了欧盟的《通用数据保护条例》(General Data Protection Regulation)如何在很大程度上阻碍了参与性研究的实践和精神。特别是,关于数据收集、访问和存储以及“被遗忘权”的新法律要求,有效地阻碍了社区成员参与研究规划或数据收集。随着世界各国朝着更强大、更全面的数据保护和隐私法迈进,本文提出的问题在未来的许多不同研究背景下可能会变得更加紧迫。[墨西哥,数据保护,参与式研究,隐私法]。
Participatory Research in Mesoamerica and Data Protection in Europe (and Elsewhere)
This essay examines the tensions between participatory ethnographic research methods and newly emerging legal regimes of data protection and privacy. Drawing on the example of recent grant-funded research in Mexico, the essay charts how the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation impedes the practices and ethos of participatory research in significant ways. In particular, new legal requirements about data collection, access and storage, and “the right to be forgotten,” effectively preclude integrating community members into research planning or data collection. As countries around the world move toward more robust and comprehensive data protection and privacy laws, the issues raised in this essay are likely to become more pressing in many different research contexts in the future. [Mexico, data protection, participatory research, privacy laws].