Information Privacy and Trust in Government: A citizen-based perspective

A report presented to the State Services Commission on how New Zealanders' experiences with, and concerns related to, information privacy affect the amount of trust they place in government organizations.

Patrick Reilly
2005 Fulbright Fellow

Rowena Cullen
Associate Professor
School of Information Management
Victoria University of Wellington

January 2006

"Information supplied by citizens to government is the indispensable handmaiden of the modern activist state" - Lillian R. BeVier, 1995

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