National Identification Systems

Explore the thought-provoking anthology, National Identification Systems, edited by GXC and JPVH, published by McFarland & Co Inc in 2004. This compelling collection of essays delves into the historical, religious, moral, and practical arguments against government-issued identification. Spanning 318 pages, the book critically examines various government naming practices and census methodologies, shedding light on how the collection of seemingly innocuous data can lead to significant abuses of power. Ideal for readers interested in privacy rights, government policies, and ethical considerations surrounding identification systems, this paperback edition invites you to reflect on the implications of data collection in contemporary society. Don't miss the opportunity to gain insights into a crucial topic that affects us all.