Surveillance Society: Monitoring Everyday Life

· 2001-05-01· book· 878 citationsclosed

Cultural Studies and Postmodernism Privacy, Security, and Data Protection Crime, Deviance, and Social Control

Abstract

Series editor's foreword Preface and acknowledgements Introduction Part one: Surveillance societies Disappearing bodies Invisible frameworks Leaky containers Part two: The spread of surveillance Surveillant sorting in the city Body parts and probes Global dataflows Part three: Surveillance scenarios New directions in theory The politics of surveillance The future of surveillance Bibliography Index.

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David Lyon (2001). Surveillance Society: Monitoring Everyday Life.

@book{david2001surveillance,
  title  = {Surveillance Society: Monitoring Everyday Life},
  author = {Lyon, David},
  year   = {2001}
}

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