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"This timely and insightful book takes the reader through the various phases of planning, design, administration, and sustainability of identity management systems, which can be key factors to boost good governance, transparency, and accountability. It provides a thorough account with the UK National Identity Scheme, as well as being a clear and detailed description of important identity and identification systems abroad throughout the world. Global Challenges for Identity Policies will probably be of curiosity to both scholars and practitioners who're involved in identity management and policy development, and in addition acts as a fantastic reference tool for partners and liaisons."
--Mia Harbitz, Senior Specialist, Institutional Capacity and Finance Sector Inter-American Development Bank
EDGAR A. WHITLEY will be the Reader in Information Systems on the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK. Whitley's research interests lie in identity management, especially the UK identity cards scheme. Also, he looks at philosophically and sociologically based interpretations of IS and actor-network theory.

IAN HOSEIN is the Privacy Technology Officer at Zero-Knowledge Systems, Inc and a Tutorial Fellow and doctoral student with the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK. For three years he has lectured to undergraduate and postgraduate students on privacy, philosophy and politics of technology, regulation, cryptography policy, networks, as well as the concept with the Information Society. As section of his spare time he works together with Privacy International, is really a Policy Counsel for ZeroKnowledge Systems, and it is an Advisory Council member from the Foundation for Information Policy Research. A Toronto native, he is a survivor with the University of Waterloo; the good news is lives in England partly because from the prevalence of pubs.