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This is a list of recent publications, classified under:

• Electronic Commerce
• Data Surveillance and Information Privacy
• Identity
• Information Infrastructure
• Other Areas

Where appropriate, papers appear under two or more classifications.

Archives are available for 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996 and 1995.

I also maintain an archive of my presentations since 1995.

Electronic Commerce - 2020

• RegTech Opportunities in the Platform-Based Business Sector (Review Draft, February)
• Researcher Perspectives in Electronic Markets (Final for EM, January)

Electronic Commerce - 2019

• The Australian Department of Industry's 'AI Ethics Principles': Evaluation against a Consolidated Set of 50 Principles (November)
• The Current AI Push is Naive, Unethical, or Both (October)
• Principles for Responsible AI (Review Version, August)
• Evaluation of the OECD's AI Guidelines of 22 May 2019 (Draft, May)
• re 'Artificial Intelligence: Australia's Ethics Framework' Submission to Department of Industry, Innovation & Science (Draft, May)
• Researcher Perspective in Electronic Markets (Initial Draft, March)
• Series on 'Responsible AI' (For CLSR, March)
  • Why the World Wants Controls over Artificial Intelligence
  • Principles and Business Processes for Responsible AI
  • Regulatory Alternatives for AI
• Does AI need governance? (March, Submission to AHRC, with Graham Greenleaf)
• Beyond De-Identification: Record Falsification to Disarm Expropriated Data-Sets (For Bled, February), and slide-set
• Regulatory Alternatives for AI (Initial Draft, February)

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Information Infrastructure - 2019

• Regulation of digital platforms as part of economy-wide reforms to Australia's failed privacy laws (Submission to ACCC on behalf of APF, lead-author Graham Greenleaf, Aug-Sep 2019)
• ISOC Draft on 'Privacy and the Internet of Things (IoT)' (Submission, July)
• How Can Consumers Achieve Satisfactory Protections Against IoT's Threats? (July)
• Digital platforms: The need to restrict surveillance capitalism (Submission to ACCC on behalf of APF, lead-author Graham Greenleaf, Feb 2019)

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Identity - 2019

• Regulation of digital platforms as part of economy-wide reforms to Australia's failed privacy laws (Submission to ACCC on behalf of APF, lead-author Graham Greenleaf, Aug 2019)
• Beyond De-Identification: Record Falsification to Disarm Expropriated Data-Sets (For Bled, February), and slide-set

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Data Surveillance and Information Privacy - 2019

• The Australian Department of Industry's 'AI Ethics Principles': Evaluation against a Consolidated Set of 50 Principles (November)
• The Current AI Push is Naive, Unethical, or Both (October)
• Regulation of digital platforms as part of economy-wide reforms to Australia's failed privacy laws (Submission to ACCC on behalf of APF, lead-author Graham Greenleaf, Aug 2019)
• Simon Davies' 'Ideas for Change', 2018 (by special arrangement, a guest entry - 100 Campaign Principles, added in August)
• Principles for Responsible AI (Review Version, August)
• ISOC Draft on 'Privacy and the Internet of Things (IoT)' (Submission, July)
• How Can Consumers Achieve Satisfactory Protections Against IoT's Threats? (July)
• Evaluation of the OECD's AI Guidelines of 22 May 2019 (Draft, May)
• re 'Artificial Intelligence: Australia's Ethics Framework' Submission to Department of Industry, Innovation & Science (Draft, May)
• Series on 'Responsible AI' (Review Versions, March)
  • Why the World Wants Controls over Artificial Intelligence
  • Principles and Business Processes for Responsible AI
  • Regulatory Alternatives for AI
• Does AI need governance? (March, Submission to AHRC, with Graham Greenleaf)
• Digital platforms: The need to restrict surveillance capitalism (Submission to ACCC on behalf of APF, lead-author Graham Greenleaf, Feb 2019)
• Beyond De-Identification: Record Falsification to Disarm Expropriated Data-Sets (For Bled, February), and slide-set
• Regulatory Alternatives for AI (Initial Draft, February)
• Whose Data is it Anyway? The Researcher Perspectives Evident in IS Privacy Research (Preliminary Draft, January)

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Other Areas - 2020

• Researcher Perspectives in Electronic Markets (Final for EM, January)

Other Areas - 2019

• The battle to prevent corporatisation/privatisation of the Australian Computer Society:
  • ACS and ADMA: An Open Letter for Signature by ACS Members and Ex-Members (2 October)
  • Your Vote is Necessary to Rescue Your ACS - SGM Proxies (11 October)
  • ACS Members' Requirements of the ACS Constitution (20 October)
  • Your Ongoing Support is Necessary to Rescue Your ACS - Part 2 (Funding for the Court Case) (7 November)
  • Crowdfunding Page, archived here (12 November)
  • Your Ongoing Support is Necessary to Rescue Your ACS - Part 3 (AGM Proxies) (20 November)
  • Your Ongoing Support is Necessary to Rescue Your ACS - Part 4 (The Judgement) (24 December)
• Six Categories of Responsible IS Research (Outline, August)
• Simon Davies' 'Ideas for Change', 2018 (by special arrangement, a guest entry - 100 Campaign Principles, added in August)
• The Challenges Involved in Establishing a Research Technique (Review Version, July)
• Researcher Perspective in Electronic Markets (Initial Draft, March)
• Whose Data is it Anyway? The Researcher Perspectives Evident in IS Privacy Research (January, Working Draft)

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