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• Globalisation:Taxpayers' Alliance
  ...think tank industry became a means by which the political class outsourced policy and built a new anti-democratic way of consolidating the new consensus whic ...oratisation of politics and the ultimate outsourcing: the privatisation of policy making. <ref> Gerry Hassan [http://www.opendemocracy.net/article/yes/the-li
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• Frank Furedi: List of Publications
  ...dies.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Furedi writing for the Thatcherite [[Centre for Policy Studies]]. Apparently no contradiction for a former Marxist or a contempor ...: The Hidden Growth of a Culture of Litigation in Britain]'', [[Centre for Policy Studies]], 1999, ISBN-13: 978-1897969953
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• Living Marxism: List of contents and publications
  *[[Tessa Mayes]] (ed) ''Disclosure: media freedom and the privacy debate after Diana'' London: [[London International Research Exchange]] (19 ...hive.org/web/19991011070246/www.informinc.co.uk/LM/LM59/LM59_Privacy.html 'Privacy laws'], ''Living Marxism'', No. 59 - September 1993, p. 12.
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• Alex Deane
  ...n from the founders of the [[TaxPayers' Alliance]] 'fighting intrusions on privacy and protecting liberties'. ...ation]], [[Adam Smith Institute]], [[Institute of Economic Affairs]] and [[Policy Exchange]] and [[Politeia]].<ref name="golden"/>
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• Lobbying regulation - chronology 2010-2019
  ...rmer president [[Lionel Zetter]] and [[Warwick Smith]] of [[College Public Policy]], who duly produced a series of ‘key media lines’ for those required t ...the public will stay in the dark over who is lobbying to change government policy, whether it’s defence companies bidding for multi-million pound contracts
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• Sock puppet
  ...el office buildings ringing Brussels’ leafy Meeus Square, the [[European Privacy Association]] does not stand out. *For Wikipedia policy on sockpuppets, see [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Sock puppetry|Wikipedia: Sock pup
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• Lobbying regulation - chronology 2000-2009
  ...claim that business interests dominate the Scottish political scene where policy is made, surely does not stand up to scrutiny. similarly, his argument tha ...lesinger. "The key issue for me is that we're attempting to do some public policy research and present public interest arguments about devolution which seem
  143 KB (21,182 words) - 07:00, 23 January 2020
• Bilderberg 2014 Copenhagen
  *Does privacy exist? *[[FIN Apunen, Matti Director, Finnish Business and Policy Forum EVA
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• Google
  ...es and innovative teaching practices in the classroom: latest thinking and policy options' conference, Westminster Education Forum, 26 April 2016</ref></bloc ==Privacy concerns: Google data-mines students' emails==
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• National Domestic Extremism Database
  ...the point that mere retention of data could amount to an interference with privacy rights, and systemic collection and recording allowed profiling of an indiv ...icy introduced in the early 2000s was neither 'robust or formed definitive policy'.
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• National Domestic Extremism Database: Resistance and legal challenges
  ...at anyone taking part in a public protest has no reasonable expectation of privacy. ...r files on the database, it appears that the Metropolitan police adopted a policy of neither confirming or denying that individuals and groups were on it.<re
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• Tim Kelsey
  ...al [[care.data]] program, a data sharing operation that was criticised as 'privacy-invasive'. As reported by ''The Register'', Kelsey he went on the record in ...in information technology companies. Employed [[Rohan Silva]], ex- senior policy adviser to the UK Prime Minister [[David Cameron]]
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• National Undercover Scrutiny Panel
  ::* Advise on such issues as the ‘Neither Confirm Nor Deny’ policy, Agent Provocateur, Intelligence Deployments and other potentially sensitiv ...ndercover policing, particularly the use of ‘neither confirm nor deny’ policy.'
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• Global Education Leaders’ Partnership
  GELP describes itself as a ‘community of key education system leaders, policy-makers, thought-leaders and world-class consultants collaborating to transf To date, GELP has worked with policy makers in the following jurisdictions<ref>[http://www.cisco.com/web/strateg
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• Saving Labour
  ...="PrivacyPolicy">[https://www.savinglabour.com/privacy-policy.html Privacy Policy], Saving Labour, accessed 3 July 2016.</ref> There are ten different compan ==Privacy policy==
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• John Dines
  ...oad. Once inside, John expressed his anger at having been followed and his privacy intruded on. ...-out the case. Most importantly, the women challenged the police's claimed policy of 'Neither Confirm Nor Deny', where they refused to even confirm whether t
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• N officers
  ...iminary issues without needing to determine all anonymity applications and privacy issues first. ...areas of responsibility were strategic areas around budgets, staffing and policy. He would only know what was happening within a unit, if it was brought to
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• Rick Gibson (alias)
  ...and that this ‘offers no solution’. They then proposed an alternative policy: ...s and actions must go side by side ... These are the fundamentals of a new policy on Ireland.... The government of Britain has positive instruments to hand i
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• Rob Harrison (alias)
  ...counts. We are publishing only excerpts from these in order to protect the privacy of people named in them.</ref> ...ever, they came in for considerable criticism for having a 'shoot-to-kill' policy.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Jean_Charles_de_Menezes Death
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• Paul Hamlyn Foundation
  | [[Centre on Migration, Policy, and Society]] (COMPAS) || || || || || || || || || || 24,359 || 22 | [[Institute for Criminal Policy Research]] || || || || || || || 59,873 || || || || || || || ||
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• The Sigrid Rausing Trust
  | [[Institute for Policy Studies]] || Transparency and Accountability || El Salvador, Guatemala, Mex | [[Kings College London]] – [[International Policy Institute]] || Women’s Rights || United Kingdom || United Kingdom
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• National Endowment for Democracy Grants
  | Promoting Democratic Ideals and Policy || 35,290 || || || || || || || | Promoting Policy Dialogue on Legal Framework for NGOs || 45,205 || || || || || || ||
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