China’s Social Credit Score – rating a people

Klabisch, Joanna

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Abstract

The words “Social Credit System” have been ghosting through Western media ever since the Chinese government published its planning outline for establishing the system’s framework in the short time between 2014 and 2020. Journalists and academics all over the world have begun the hunt for not only the few known facts about this ephemeral big-data project but more importantly all it’s possible, most disquieting applications. Meanwhile in China very little is being said about the SCS and the “Westerner’s hysterics”are being remarked upon with the pragmatism only a people already very much under a lifelong constant surveillance by their state can manage.

Document type: Article
Publisher: Stiftung Asienhaus
Place of Publication: Köln
Date: 2018
Version: Secondary publication
Date Deposited: 04 Jun 2019
Faculties / Institutes: Miscellaneous > Individual person
DDC-classification: Library and information sciences
Social sciences
Political science
Public administration
Education
Controlled Keywords: China, Informationstechnologie, Sozialpolitik
Uncontrolled Keywords: China, Informationstechnologie, Sozialpolitik / China, information technology, social credit
Subject (classification): Politics
Countries/Regions: China
Collection: Blickwechsel