The dominant culture mostly favours two-step policies2 and, therefore, no shift in local governance policies can neglect to implement systematic citizen-involvement.
Systematic evaluation of citizen science projects is important yet lacking to date.
Beyond the overreach and privacy intrusion of having the state require systematic logging of citizens' web browsing habits and social media activity, another reason to oppose more expansive state data retention is that it makes the intelligence agencies' job harder — given it increases the noise to signal ration, as Huppert notes.
By 13 June, details of the systematic massacre of citizens were beginning to emerge internationally via the publication in London's Sunday Times of an article by Anthony Mascarenhas.
Under European influence, some Asian countries have adopted the practice of keeping systematic records for all citizens.
"Saudi Arabia's path to stability in the eastern province lies in ending systematic discrimination against Shia citizens, not in death sentences".
It's when leaders of such countries deceive and fail their younger citizens through systematic corruption, for instance, that the risk of upheaval is much higher.
The resolution was sparked in part by a report from the UN's head investigator for human rights in North Korea detailing "unspeakable atrocities" committed by the government against its citizens, including systematic murder, rape, enslavement, starvation, and torture.
Of course, it remains to be seen if Gupta will go after some of the larger police departments, like New York's, that continue to conduct systematic surveillance of Muslim citizens and disproportionately target people of color for quality-of-life offenses.
Crafting law, especially a constitution, is legally complex; unless there is a systematic way to translate haphazard citizen suggestions into legalese, the results are disastrous.
