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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-11686-6Freedom of Information Act; FOIA; Social research; Confidentiality; European Convention of Human Rights;

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of the FOIA as a research tool, Sheaff offers a unique contribution to the development of sociological research methods, and debates connected to privacy and secrecy in the information age. This book will provide sociologists and social scientists with a fresh perspective on contemporary issues of power and control..978-3-030-11686-6

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Introduction,n authority. While privacy is frequently viewed positively, secrecy can generate suspicions of scandal or corruption. One difficulty is that concepts sometimes perceived as a binary divide—secrecy versus transparency or public versus private—possess more permeable and contested boundaries. The intro

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A Right to Privacy and a Right to Know,private life’ in the European Convention on Human Rights, subsequently developed through European case law to embrace reputation and relationships, provides a context for increasing attention given in the UK to the protection of privacy and personal data. However, conflicts between public and privat

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,Secrecy and ‘Studying-up’,undaries between them can be blurred. These issues provide a backdrop for a discussion on problems in studying the state, with attention to Laura Nader’s call for ‘studying-up’ of powerful groups in society. Empirical study of elites is also underdeveloped, presenting many challenges, including acce

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,FOIA and ‘Studying-up’: A Case Study,provides the setting for the case study, drawing on Sheaff’s original research into failure of an NHS contract, incorporating documentary sources from official accounts and those obtained through FOIA requests. While the former largely attributed failure to exogenous factors, and errors by those in