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Illustrations of Algorithmic Regulation

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 December 2024

Nathalie A. Smuha
Nathalie A. Smuha
Affiliation:
KU Leuven Faculty of Law

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Algorithmic Rule By Law
How Algorithmic Regulation in the Public Sector Erodes the Rule of Law
 , pp. xiii - xiv
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024
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Illustrations of Algorithmic Regulation

Purpose (Name)AuthorityCountryPage
Speed traps for carsFlemish municipalitiesBelgium53
Budget allocation toolIdaho Department of Health and WelfareUS55, 157
Account verification (Horizon)National Post OfficeUK57
Identification of swimming poolsTax authorityFrance89
Welfare benefits allocationIndiana Department of Public WelfareUS158, 174
Childcare allowance fraud detectionTax authorityNetherlands108, 159, 184, 198, 262
Fraud detection (OASIS)Crossroads Bank for Social SecurityBelgium162, 172
Children’s Safeguarding Profiling SystemHackney County CouncilUK163, 172
Profiling of the unemployedMinistry of Labor and Social PolicyPoland166
Profiling of the unemployedAustrian Employment AgencyAustria167
Unemployment benefits calculationPublic Employment ServiceSweden167
Welfare benefits calculation (Universal Credit)Department for Work and PensionsUK169
Predictive policing (KrimPro)Berlin law enforcementGermany179
Admission Post BacFrench Ministry of EducationFrance172, 278
Child welfare assessmentAllegheny’s Child Welfare AgencyUS183, 185
Profiling offenders (HART)Durham ConstabularyUK185
Welfare fraud detectionCommunity levelNetherlands187
Calculation of (A-level) gradesOffice of Qualifications and Examinations RegulationUK188
Facial recognitionSouth Wales Police ForceUK193
Suspicious bank activity detection (STIR)National Revenue AdministrationPoland196
Assessment of migrant detentionImmigration and Customs EnforcementUS200
Number plate recognitionNational law enforcementBelgium203
Surveillance camerasCity of AntwerpBelgium204
Biometric identification databasesMinistry of Interior & Directorate of SecurityAfghanistan204
Concentrix SystemHM Revenue and CustomsUK219
Systeem Risico Indicatie (SyRi)Tax authority and othersNetherlands257, 280
Travel information and authorisation system (ETIAS)FrontexEU308

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