Surveillance Studies: A Reader

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Surveillance Studies: A Reader : edited by Torin Monahan ; David Murakami Wood

Dades bibliogràfiques
Altres autors:	Monahan, Torin (Editor), Wood, David Murakami (Editor)
Format:	Llibre
Idioma:	English
Publicat:	New York : Ooxford UNiversity Press, 2018
Matèries:	Elektronische Überwachung Datenschutz Soziale Kontrolle Aufsatzsammlung
Continguts/components:	78 registres
Accés en línia:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Web 2.0, prosumption, and surveillance

2. Vernacular resistance to data collection and analysis : a political theory of obfuscation

3. Cop watching in the Downtown Eastside : exploring the use of (counter) surveillance as a tool of resistance

4. The valorization of surveillance : towards a political economy of Facebook

5. Towards a "new" political anatomy of financial surveillance

6. The panoptic sort : a political economy of personal information

7. What's new about the "new surveillance?" : classifying for change and continuity

8. The privacy advocates : resisting the spread of surveillance

9. The right to hide? : Anti-surveillance camouflage and the aestheticization of resistance

10. Surveillance studies and violence against women

11. Private lives and public surveillance : social control in the computer age

12. The puzzle palace : inside the National Security Agency, America's most secret intelligence organization

13. Sentient cities : Ambient intelligence and the politics of urban space

14. Policing America's empire : the United States, the Philippines, and the rise of the surveillance state

15. Behind the screens : examining constructions of deviance and informal practices among CCTV Control Room operators in the UK

16. The body and the archive

17. Artveillance : at the crossroads of art and surveillance

18. Terrorist Assemblages : homonationalism in queer times

19. The surveillant assemblage

20. Security, exception, ban, and surveillance

21. The work of being watched : interactive media and the exploitation of self-disclosure

22. Stasiland : stories from behind the Berlin Wall

23. Data retention and the panoptic society : the social benefits of forgetfulness

24. Loving Big Brother : performance, privacy, and surveillance space

25. Big other : surveillance capitalism and the prospects of an information civilization

26. Surveillance in the big data era

27. Biometric borders : governing mobilities in the war on terror

28. When biometrics fail : gender, race, and the technology of identity

29. Discipline and punish : the birth of the prison

30. Dark matters : on the surveillance of blackness

31. "Crimmigrant" bodies and bona fide travelers : surveillance, citizenship, and global governance

32. Passports, mobility, and security : how smart can the border be?

33. Brandscapes of control? : surveillance, marketing and the co-construction of subjectivity and space in neo-liberal capitalism

34. Zooland: the institution of captivity

35. Digitizing surveillance : categorization, space, inequality

36. CCTV and the social structuring of surveillance

37. Coming to terms with chance : engaging rational discrimination and cumulative disadvantage

38. "The Gaze without Eyes" : video-surveillance and the changing nature of urban space

39. The state goes home : local hyper-vigilance of children and the global retreat from social reproduction

40. Surveillance cinema

41. The regeneration games : purity and security in the Olympic City

42. The surveillance web : the rise of visual surveillance in an English city

43. The invention of the passport : surveillance, citizenship, and the sate

44. Sorting things out : classification and its consequences

45. Configuring the networked self : law, code, and the play of everyday practice

46. Sousveillance : inventing and using wearable computing devices for data collection in surveillance environments

47. Spectacular security : mega-events and the security complex

48. Immanent domain : pervasive computing and the public realm

49. In defense of privacy : the concept and the regime

50. Privacy in context : technology, policy, and the integrity of social life

51. Schools under surveillance : cultures of control in public education

52. Thorough surveillance : the genesis of Israeli policies of population management, surveillance, and political control towards the Palestinian minority

53. Postscript on the societies of control

54. DNA identification and surveillance creep

55. Information technology and dataveillance

56. Who are you? : identification, deception, and surveillance in Early Modern Europe

57. "Someone to Watch over Me" : surveillance, discipline, and the just-in-time labour process

58. The public domain : social surveillance in everyday life

59. The technologies of total domination

60. No place to hide : Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the US surveillance state

61. Since Nineteen Eighty Four : representations of surveillance in literary fiction

62. Webcams, TV shows, and mobile phones : empowering exhibitionism

63. Kids r us : online social networking and the potential for empowerment

64. Everyday surveillance : vigilance and visibility in postmodern life

65. The viewer society : Michel Foucault's "Panopticon" revisited

66. Foundations of natural right

67. Gaming the quantified self

68. On the "pre-history of the panoptic sort" : mobility in market research

69. Legislating privacy : technology, social values, and public policy

70. The watchman in pieces : surveillance, literature, and liberal personhood

71. Overseers of the poor : surveillance, resistance, and the limits of privacy

72. The rise of surveillance medicine

73. The nation-state and violence

74. Online social networking as participatory surveillance

75. Policing's new visibility

76. Workplace surveillance : an overview

77. Surveillance studies : an overview

78. The Panopticon