Managing the privacy risks of open data : how do municipalities manage the privacy risks when publishing open government data?
E.M.J. Peeters Weem
Abstract
E.M.J. Peeters Weem
Abstract
Both the national and local government have committed to publishing more public records as open data as part of a broader open government strategy. Open data is expected to have appositive effect on transparency and democracy as a whole. On the other hand, there might be privacy risks connected to the publication of open data. Municipalities have large amounts of public records that could potentially be released open data. This thesis is focused on the policies and procedures that Dutch municipalities use when they publish open data.
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Both the national and local government have committed to publishing more public records as open data as part of a broader open government strategy. Open data is expected to have appositive effect on transparency and democracy as a whole. On the other hand, there might be privacy risks connected to the publication of open data. Municipalities have large amounts of public records that could potentially be released open data. This thesis is focused on the policies and procedures that Dutch municipalities use when they publish open data.
Key concepts: Open data, Open government, Publication, Transparency (behavior), Publishing, Internet privacy, Government (linguistics), Business