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The Normality of Living in Surveillance Societiesded as the core mode of organization, production and societal order (Lyon ., ., .). But what does it mean to live in a surveillance society and what economic, political and social relations are produced? These are the key questions addressed in this chapter.

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Electronic Child Records in The Netherlands: A Legitimate Path to Right Wrongs? to converge. These scenarios are closely related, even mutually reinforced, and each immensely facilitated by ICTs. The focus of each of these phenomena is different though. The informational society generally has—despite the risks associated (for example, in areas of privacy and security)—a more p

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The Introduction of Biometrics in The Netherlands: An Evaluation Under Data Protection and Administrlegitimate purposes, and the principles of due care, reasonability, legal certainty, trust, proportionality, and motivation. This chapter explores current developments in the use of biometrics in the Netherlands in the wider context of the shift towards eGovernment. New forms of information handling

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Privacy and Data Protection Aspects of e-Government Identity Managementative bodies, the judiciary, the tax administration, in the health sector, etc.). These initiatives can be grouped into four main categories: (1) the disseminating (passive or active) of relevant general public information to citizens, for example through websites, (2) the use of electronic processi

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Simone van der Hofly and in every respect. To this end, it combines and exploits scientific (semiotics, relational model, etc.) and pragmatic theories (most prominently: the DAMA wheel) and provides a coherent overview from a business and an IT/ICT perspective..After a brief introduction, the remaining book consists

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ly and in every respect. To this end, it combines and exploits scientific (semiotics, relational model, etc.) and pragmatic theories (most prominently: the DAMA wheel) and provides a coherent overview from a business and an IT/ICT perspective..After a brief introduction, the remaining book consists