The Identity Project

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The Identity Project has published two reports on the government's identity card proposals. These reports have been widely discussed in the press and parliament and you can download them and link to the press coverage on these pages.

The Identity Project has been organised and sponsored by the LSE Information Systems Group. Two department members, Gus Hosein and Simon Davies, have coordinated the production of the reports and have serviced the advisory committee of 14 LSE professors who guided the report. Dr Edgar Whitley coordinated the international research team of 60 researchers who contributed to the report.

Advisory committee

  • Professor Ian Angell, Convenor of the Information Systems Group, LSE
  • Professor Christine Chinkin, Law Department, LSE
  • Professor Frank Cowell, Economics Department, LSE
  • Professor Keith Dowding, Government Department, LSE
  • Professor Patrick Dunleavy, Government Department, LSE
  • Professor George Gaskell, Director, Methodology Institute, LSE
  • Professor Christopher Greenwood QC, Convenor of the Law Department, LSE
  • Professor Christopher Hood, Centre for Analysis of Risk & Regulation, LSE
  • Professor Mary Kaldor, Centre for the Study of Global Governance, LSE
  • Professor Frank Land, Information Systems Group, LSE
  • Professor Robin Mansell, Department of Media & Communications, LSE
  • Professor Tim Newburn, Social Policy Department, LSE
  • Professor David Piachaud, Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion, LSE
  • Professor Robert Reiner, Law Department, LSE

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The interim report was launched at 11am on Monday 21 March at a special briefing in the House of Lords.

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