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[Idealgovernment.com] Ideal Government Europe: Citizens can access government services in an anonymous mode, only lifting this veil when required by law, or by consent, and precisely to the extent necessary or preferred. It also allows for the implementation of credential systems, thereby unleashing a whole range of services that cannot currently be implemented in a privacy-friendly way.The Prime White Paper is posted up using Movable Type in a blog format so you can comment on relevant sections (this was broken when in tried, but when they fix it you can be the first to comment!)

 [Lsolum.blogspot.com] Legal Theory Blog: Both recognize real, objectively valid moral-political principles - grounded ultimately in God the creator - but both can recognize also that these universal principles tend to be general in nature and that applying them to concrete contexts will produce varying specific rules. There remain many differences between natural-law and Christian-realist approaches, but often the differences complement each other, so that a full vision of Christian political ethics can benefit from both approaches.

 [Patrickweb.com] patrickWeb: There will be an Internet2 "Virtual Briefing", entitled "New Networks, Old Economy," on Friday, September 13, 2002, 1:00pm-2:30pm EST. Presenters will discuss approaches for building advanced networks in a telecommunications environment that some believe is reverting to the models of the "Old Economy". The speakers will bring their various perspectives to an exploration of the fundamental changes in the telecom industry since the end of the "Internet boom" and will consider how the higher education community should respond.

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