Liquid Surveillance: A Conversation

2012-12-10article350 citationsclosed

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

Abstract

Preface and acknowledgements vi Introduction 1 David Lyon 1 Drones and social media 18 2 Liquid surveillance as post- panoptic 52 3 Remoteness, distancing and automation 76 4 In/security and surveillance 100 5 Consumerism, new media and social sorting 121 6 Probing surveillance ethically 132 7 Agency and hope 142 Notes 159 Index 172

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