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“We are not labors; we are teachers”: Indonesian early childhood teachers’ organizations as a form of a panopticon

Policy Futures in Education, 2023
This paper aims to unpack the discourses of teachers’ professionalism and teachers’ organizations in the early childhood education settings in Indonesia.
H. Yulindrasari, V. Adriany
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The Panopticon reloaded: A critical analysis of performance management systems in the trans-European transport network policy

Environment and Planning C Politics and Space, 2023
This article examines Performance Management Systems (PMSs) as socio-technical policy instruments for shaping power relations in megaprojects. Employing an abductive approach, it innovatively applies Foucault's Panopticon theory to the case of the Lyon ...
Giovanni Esposito, A. Terlizzi, F. Pichault   +2 more
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A Reconfigured Panopticon: COVID-19, Virtual Schooling, and Regulation of Our Homes

Teachers College Record, 2023
Background/Context: The onset of the COVID-19 disrupted schools’ conventional architecture, making its once invisible infrastructure hyper-visible. Given the opportunity to reconfigure pervasive educational injustice amid school closures, the frenzy of a
Jen Stacy, Miguel Rodriguez
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Panopticon

Monthly Review, 2022
Capitalism's two main underpinnings are control and exploitation/expropriation. While there are many sites of control they are all generally supportive of the interests of capital, namely, the endless drive to accumulate wealth. They all help to ensure that we behave so that the system continues to reproduce itself. Since workplaces are the sites where
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Learning in the Panopticon: Examining the Potential Impacts of AI Monitoring on Students

Australasian Computer-Human Interaction Conference, 2022
In a panopticon, people are intrusively monitored across all areas of their lives. AI monitoring has been ever more widely adopted in education, with increasingly intrusive monitoring of students.
Bingyi Han, G. Buchanan, D. Mckay
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Panopticon, Inc.: Jeremy Bentham, contract management, and (neo)liberal penality

Punishment and Society, 2021
This essay revisits Jeremy Bentham’s Panopticon, perhaps the foundational figure of the study of the prison, to recover a dimension of the project wholly omitted in Michel Foucault’s canonical reading in Discipline and Punish.
Spencer J Weinreich
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The Panopticon

2011
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From panopticon to heautopticon: A new form of surveillance introduced by quantified‐self practices

Information Systems Journal, 2020
In this research, we investigate whether quantified‐self (QS) technologies, based on wearable technologies, enable individuals' empowerment or lead to their disempowerment.
Jean-Francois De Moya, Jessie Pallud
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Panopticon: Advancing Any-Sensor Foundation Models for Earth Observation

2025 IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops (CVPRW)
Earth observation (EO) data features diverse sensing platforms with varying spectral bands, spatial resolutions, and sensing modalities. While most prior work has constrained inputs to fixed sensors, a new class of any-sensor foundation models able to ...
Leonard Waldmann, Ando Shah, Yi Wang, Nils Lehmann, Adam J. Stewart, Zhitong Xiong, Xiao Xiang Zhu, Stefan Bauer, J. Chuang   +8 more
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Revisiting Foucault’s panopticon: how does AI surveillance transform educational norms?

British Journal of Sociology of Education
This article applies Foucault’s theories of surveillance, disciplinary power, and normalisation to examine the shifting power dynamics in AI-mediated education. Drawing on qualitative responses from 27 English and Chinese-speaking stakeholders, including
Ruixun Dai, Matthew Krehl Edward Thomas, S. Rawolle   +2 more
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