Titlebook: Secrecy and Open Government; Why Governments Want K. G. Robertson Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

fatty-streak

澄清

Surveillance and Secrecy,tend to ossify and harden categories so that the self becomes objectified. In so far as freedom comes from denying the rigidity of categories, the only liberating strategy is continual resistance to this process of objectification, the ‘hardening of categories’.

remission

The End of Whitehall? Reform of the British Civil Service,le to provide the quality of decision-making that a modern nation requires. This is certainly not a new issue in Britain. It is a discussion with a very long history that seems able to re-invent itself by shifting emphasis and by targeting different institutions. However, such shifts seem to reflect

幼兒

Haphazard

同來核對(duì)

Listening In, while legalising existing practice. The basic formula found in the Interception of Communications Act 1985 has been followed in all subsequent intelligence, the only exception to this being the new parliamentary body, the Intelligence and Security Committee, created by the Intelligence Services Act

judiciousness

表被動(dòng)

security/having weak cyber security. Today’s many industries use IoT products or devices for improving performance, quality and to achieve automation in current era and face several attacks every day. For example, smart home devices, self-driving car to some of public services such as power grid, mi

mitral-valve

機(jī)制