Papers and Presentations

• Unpublished papers can be found on my page at the Social Sciences Research Network. 
• I also write more journalistic commentary for ipolitics.ca.
• Comment in Globe and Mail, August 13, 2018.  “A data-driven election can be ethical.”

Recent Presentations

• Podcast on “What is Privacy and Why does it matter”  Competition Lore with Caron Beaton-Wells.
• Privacy Protection in the Era of Big Data: Response to Office of the Privacy Commissioner’s Consultation Paper on “Consent and Privacy”, August 2016.
• The Global Privacy Enforcement Network: A Growing Network but how much Enforcement? Paper presented to the Global Privacy Enforcement Network (GPEN), August 4, 2015
• Transparent Lives: Surveillance in Canada and Why we Should Care. Keynote presentation at Thomson Rivers University, January 16, 2015
• Parties, Campaigns and Voter Surveillance: The Impact of Mobile Applications. Presentation to the Annual Conference of Privacy and Data Protection Commissioners, September 23rd, 2013
• The Politics of Privacy and the Privacy of Politics: Parties, Elections and Voter Surveillance in Western Democracies. Presentation to IFIP Seminar, Nijmegan, June 18, 2013
• Forgetting, Non-Forgetting and quasi-Forgetting: Public Policy and Corporate Practice. Presentation to Tilburg University, May 15th, 2013
• The Geo-Politics of Personal Data and the Governance of Privacy. Presentation to “Power and Difference” Conference, Tampere, Finland, August 29, 2012
• UVic KnowlEDGE Report in Victoria Times-Colonist about Security Games. June 24, 2012
• Social Networking and Privacy: What if Anything has Changed? Presentation to Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan, August 9, 2011
• Community, Political Culture and the Surveillance of Public Places: Street-Level Imaging in Comparative Perspective. Presentation to International Society of Criminology, Kobe, Japan, August 5, 2011
• Interview on KUCI on Security Games
• Social Networking and Privacy: The Risks and Transatlantic Responses. Canada-Europe Lecture, Carleton Center for European Studies, December 1, 2010
• The Governance of Privacy: Lessons for Brazil. Presentation to the Seminar on Data Protection, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, August 11-12, 2010.
• The Rise of the Privacy Advocates: Implications for Privacy Professionals. Presentation to IAPPNZ, Sydney, Australia, June 10, 2010.
• The Governance of Privacy: New Zealand in Global Perspective. Prepared for presentation at Privacy Awareness Week, Wellington, New Zealand, May 5 2010.
• Privacy Protection and Access to Information: The Canadian Approach. Presentation to the Privacy Victoria Network, Melbourne, Australia, March 10 2010.
• What Makes A Privacy Advocate? Presentation to the Conference on Privacy Advocacy, San Diego California, May 14-15, 2009.
• Usual Suspects and Strange Bedfellows: Networks of Privacy Advocacy in Surveillance Societies. Presentation to Pacific Centre for Technology and Culture, University of Victoria, September 26, 2008.