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

MICHAEL W. McCAHILL

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Crime, Deviance, and Social Control Video Surveillance and Tracking Methods Cultural Studies and Postmodernism

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Contents Introduction Part 1 Theory and method 1 Towards a contemporary theory of surveillance Part 2 The rise of visual surveillance in a northern city 2 The story of Northern City 3 The surveillance web Part 3 Three case studies of visual surveillance systems 4 The panopticon mall 5 Watching the workers 6 Watching the tenants Part 4 Back to theory 7 Back to theory Bibliography Index

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