Principled Electronic Consent Management

A Preliminary Research Framework
Christian J Bonnici, Lizzie Coles Kemp

Abstract:
Consent is a multifaceted concept that has not recieved much attention in informations systems literature. In this paper we categorise current electronic consent decision making systems into first generation, ex-post and principled Electronic Consent Management. We argue for the adaption of principled ECM as a way forward to consent management in information systems, and outline  a research framework for ECM, proposing three key components: consent theory, ECM norms and ECM norms’ manifestation. A real world context is them selected to illustrate the framework’s intention.

Paper submitted at the 2010 International Conference  on Emerging Security Technologies: 6 – 8 September 2010

For a full copy of this publication, please email Lynne.White@rhul.ac.uk

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