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A Network-Economic Policy Study of Identity Management Systems and Implications for Security and Privacy Policy
Solving the problems associated with identity management in the “virtual” world is proving to be one of the keys to full realization of the economic and social benefits of networked information systems. By definition, the virtual world lacks the rich combination of sensory and contextual cues that p
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