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Re-Mixing Digital Economies in the Voluntary Community Sector? Governing Identity Information and Information Sharing in the Mixed Economy of Care for Children and Young People*
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OrganizationsDigital SocietyDigital InclusionDigital IdentityEducationInformation SharingDigital DivideCommunicationIdentity Studies (Intersectionality Studies)Digital CultureInformation ServiceIdentity InformationService GovernanceCharles PierceIdentity IssueDigital EconomyPublic PolicySocial IdentityOrganizational SystemsSocial CareCommunity EngagementInformation ManagementRe-mixing Digital EconomiesIdentity Studies (Memory Studies)E-societyCommunity DevelopmentBusinessSocial Policy
This article critically examines the governance of identity in the context of children's social care. There is a widespread assumption in government policy and technical practice that information can be integrated across organisations and sectors. This article questions these assertions using a case study (‘Mary's story’). It draws on a range of insights from the philosophy of Charles Pierce, information systems practice and social theory. This provides a platform to explore the governance of identity information for VCS organisations, service providers, and user(s). The logics of the governance of identity information in current and future service co-ordination and delivery are examined.
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