Surveillance & Society

The international, interdisciplinary, open access, peer-reviewed journal of Surveillance Studies.


Announcements

 

Site News: New Editorial Assistant

 
Sarah Cheung joins us  
Posted: 2010-09-02 More...
 

New Issue Published: New Open Issue Out Now!

 
Issue 8(1) is now available  
Posted: 2010-09-01 More...
 

Call for Conference Papers: Cyber-Surveillance in Everyday Life

 
Call for multiple forms of participation for an innovative workshop at the University of Toronto, May 12-15, 2011. Abstract Deadline: October 1, 2010.  
Posted: 2010-08-18 More...
 

Call for Papers: Issue 9(2): Surveillance in Latin America

 
Call for Papers "Surveillance in Latin America" / Chamada de Trabalhos "Vigilância na América Latina" / Convocatoria para trabajos “Vigilancia en América Latina”  
Posted: 2010-08-18 More...
 

Surveillance Studies Network Annual Paper Prize

 
Prizes for 2009 announced!  
Posted: 2010-06-07 More...
 
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Vol 8, No 1 (2010): Open Issue

Table of Contents

Articles

Governing with Clean Hands: Automated Public Toilets and Sanitary Surveillance Abstract PDF
Irus Braverman 1-27
‘Wanna still nine hard?’: Exploring Mechanisms of Police Bias in the Translation and Interpretation of Wiretap Conversations Abstract PDF
Samuel Nunn 28-42
The Rise of the Fusion-Intelligence Complex: A critique of political surveillance after 9/11 Abstract PDF
Anthony Bolton Newkirk 43-60
The Politics of Surveillance: Big Brother on Prozac Abstract PDF
Stuart Waiton 61-84

Opinion / Research Notes

Violence and Surveillance: Some Unintended Consequences of CCTV Monitoring within Mental Health Hospital Wards Abstract PDF
Suki Desai 84-92
Under-explored Threats to Privacy: See-Through-Wall Technologies and Electro-Magnetic Radiations Abstract PDF
Vanmala Hiranandani 93-98

Book Reviews

Review of Klein's Wiring Up the Big Brother Machine...And Fighting It. PDF
Aaron Martin 99-100
Review of Clark's The Road to Big Brother PDF
Zachary McDowell 101-102
Review of Chertoff's Homeland Security: Assessing the First Five Years. PDF
Daniel Bernhard 103-105


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