[Air-l] preparing digital identity syllabus

[Michael Zimmer]

Along with Alice's suggestions (and her own work), you can get a  
further glimpse of some of the emerging scholarship on digital  
identities by looking at the program for the "Identity and  
Identification in a Networked World" graduate student symposium we  
recently held at NYU.
http://www.law.nyu.edu/ili/colloquia/identitysymposium/

Selected papers have also just been published in a special issue of  
First Monday:
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_12/

Good luck!
-michael.


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Michael T. Zimmer
  Doctoral Candidate, Culture and Communication, New York University
  Student Fellow, Information Law Institute, NYU Law School
e: michael.zimmer at nyu.edu
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On Dec 4, 2006, at 6:39 PM, Alice Tiara wrote:

> You also might want to look at the online identity bibliography I
> maintain at my blog:
>
> http://www.tiara.org/blog/?page_id=78
>
> I keep promising to update it, but I'll definitely add the suggestions
> made so far on the list.
>
> I obviously also work on identity, and I'd be interested in an
> identity-focused list. One of my subjects of study is the Identity
> 2.0/identity management community (Kim Cameron etc.), including the
> Identity Gang list which discusses digital identity. Their concept of
> "identity" tends to be very narrow and focused on the development of
> very particular enterprise-focused applications, but if you're
> interested in that work I can send you over a bibliography in that
> area as well.
>
> Alice Marwick
> New York University
> alice.marwick at nyu.edu
> alicetiara at gmail.com
> http://www.tiara.org
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