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"In this thoughtful and informative book, Jim Harper argues that privacy and security can best be achieved by resisting the relentless demands for technologies of global identification, which threaten privacy without increasing security. Instead, Harper argues for technologies of authorization that allow individuals to decide how much of themselves to reveal. A valuable contribution to a polarized debate in which out-of-the-box thinking is all too rare." --Jeffrey Rosen, author of The Unwanted Gaze and The Naked Crowd
"Few people in America have done the kind of critical thinking about identity and identification that Jim Harper does in this book. An understanding of identity management and policy is essential--not only to leaders in government, but those in the commercial sector as well." --Nuala O'Connor Kelly, chief privacy leader, GE, and former chief privacy officer, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
"For years now we've been hearing about the promise--and the threat--of databases, biometrics, smart cards, and other information technology breakthroughs. Finally, someone has cut through all the jargon, the techno-babble, and the right-left rhetoric and looked at it all with common sense and a clear eye. Jim Harper has produced a thoughtful, fast-paced, enjoyable tour through this brave new world that will become the source book for the ongoing debate." --Steven Brill, CEO of Verified Identity Pass and author of After: How America Confronted the September 12 Era
"Harper's book does an excellent job of laying the groundwork and clearly defining the different types of identification and the roles that they play in everyday societal interactions. He provides interesting historical context on the evolution of identification, and writes in an engaging style." --Christian Beckner, Homeland Security Watch
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