Vol. 3 No. 2 (2011) | Journal of Privacy and Confidentiality

This issue was first published at Research Showcase @ CMU (http://repository.cmu.edu/jpc/vol3/iss2/). Research Showcase @ CMU is Carnegie Mellon University’s institutional repository.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.29012/jpc.v3i2

Published: 2011-11-02

How Uncertainty about Privacy and Confidentiality is Hampering Efforts to More Effectively Use Administrative Records in Producing U.S. National Statistics

Gerald W. Gates

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Why It Matters to Distinguish Between Privacy and Confidentiality

Kenneth Prewitt

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A Dissenting View from Julia Lane

Julia Ingrid Lane

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Use of Administrative Records and the Privacy-Confidentiality Trade-off

Jennifer H. Madans

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Commentary: Future U.S. National Statistics Use of Administrative Data

George Duncan

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Toward a Reconceptualization of Confidentiality Protection in the Context of Linkages with Administrative Records

Stephen E. Fienberg

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Privacy and the Statistician: What Do We Need to Know to Certify Nondisclosure?

Alan M. Zaslavsky

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The Journal of Privacy and Confidentiality is an open-access multi-disciplinary journal whose purpose is to facilitate the coalescence of research methodologies and activities in the areas of privacy, confidentiality, and disclosure limitation. The JPC seeks to publish a wide range of research and review papers, not only from academia, but also from government (especially official statistical agencies) and industry, and to serve as a forum for exchange of views, discussion, and news. For more information, see the About the Journal page.