Titlebook: Censuses, Surveys and Privacy; Martin Bulmer (Lecturer in Social Administration) Textbook 1979Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Census Confidentiality in Britainnd North America. To some extent it now carries the burden of justifying not only itself but social research more broadly. And as the most visible of official data collections, it must bear the brunt of the new concern with privacy and data confidentiality.

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The Protection of Privacy and the United States Censusberties Union. Government agencies at various levels have investigated the matter and made recommendations.. The frequently paranoiac tone of many discussions can be illustrated with an editorial from the . (6 August 1966):

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Maintaining Public Confidence in Quantitative Social Researchent of privacy which social research represents has to be justified and its potential abuse regulated. The remaining chapters of the book consider how privacy may be safeguarded in social research and how public confidence may be maintained.

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Privacy in Modern Industrial Societye many usages of the concept of privacy; there are also the numerous related and contrasting terms: freedom, autonomy, publicity, secrecy, confidentiality, intimacy, and so forth. In the ensuing paragraphs, I will attempt to state a little more clearly what I mean by ‘privacy’ and to place it in rel

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The Impact of Privacy upon Social Researchpe, questions about the legitimacy of its inquiries and the rights of the individual citizen to be left alone are posed with increasing sharpness. Is it justifiable to ask members of the public questions in censuses and surveys about sensitive and private topics such as income or sexual behaviour? I

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Privacy in Modern Industrial Society: the privacy of private property; privacy as a proprietary interest in name and image; privacy as the keeping of one’s affairs to oneself; the privacy of the internal affairs of a voluntary association or of a business corporation; privacy as the physical absence of others who are unqualified by ki

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Does Research Threaten Privacy or Does Privacy Threaten Research?rmation in previously unimagined ways, has caused a steadily growing concern. Responding to public and professional concern, the British Association for the Advancement of Science set up a study group on privacy. It became clear that the general problem had been discussed in some detail over the pas