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This chapter provides readers with an overview and discussion of the manner in which the Internet and social media has facilitated movements, ranging from Aryan Nations and the various European Defence Leagues, to the Global Jihadist Movement and anarchist groups.
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This chapter provides readers with an overview and discussion of the manner in which the Internet and social media has facilitated movements, ranging from Aryan Nations and the various European Defence Leagues, to the Global Jihadist Movement and anarchist groups.
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Privacy, Democracy and the Politics of Disease Surveillance
Public Health Ethics, 2008Surveillance is a cornerstone of public health. It permits us to recognize disease outbreaks, to track the incidence and prevalence of threats to public health, and to monitor the effectiveness of our interventions. But surveillance also challenges our understandings of the significance and role of privacy in a liberal democracy. In this paper we trace
A. L. Fairchild, R. Bayer, J. Colgrove
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Surveillance and the Global Political Economy
1994Surveillance, it seems, is everywhere. There is the constant monitoring of the local variations in global markets by producers of consumer goods and services. There is the accelerated management of information that enables multinational corporations to engage in global systems of flexible specialisation.
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Political Theologies of the Surveilled Womb?
Political Theology, 2015The last week of March 2015 saw a downturn in reproductive and sexual justice in the U.S. The Indiana General Assembly approved the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, allowing businesses to discriminate against LGBT people and to opt out of providing health insurance for abortions. Several days later Judge Elizabeth Hurley—appointed by Indiana Governor
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The politics of influence: An analysis of IMF surveillance
Review of International Political Economy, 2008ABSTRACT IMF surveillance is typically thought to have effect because it provides useful information to member countries, because it engages countries in cooperative behaviour or because it piggy-backs the bargaining power the IMF enjoys in some countries. This article explores IMF surveillance by bringing to bear theoretical explanations as to why and
Domenico Lombardi, Ngaire Woods
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The FBI and the Politics of Surveillance, 1908-1985
Criminal Justice Review, 1990This article surveys the history of the Federal Bureau of Investigation since its creation in 1908, focusing on the Hoover years and emphasizing the importance of political surveillance in the Bureau's growth. Although it was the expansion of the federal government's regulatory role that initially, and until 1936, increased FBI personnel and influence,
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Political Economy: Freedom, Surveillance, and Entrepreneurship
2013The legacy of the Austrian School relates to the separation of the state from the marketplace so as to ensure maximum individual freedom. Supercapitalism’s ascent coupled with the advent of digital technologies enabled a new level of surveillance in the workplace. The customized surveillance of consumers’ tastes and preferences seems friendly but is in
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