论文信息 - Architecture Is Politics: Security and Privacy Issues in Transport and Beyond

Architecture Is Politics: Security and Privacy Issues in Transport and Beyond

This chapter discusses the political relevance of ICT-architecture through a review of recent developments in the Netherlands, involving the bumpy introduction of a national smart card for public transport and the plans for electronic traffic pricing based on actual road usage of individual cars. One of the underlying themes is the centralised or decentralised storage of privacy-sensitive data, where centralised informational control supports centralised societal control.

Bart Jacobs

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