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Authoritarian Surveillance: A Corona Test
Surveillance & Society, 2021 As the world seemed undecided in praising China’s crisis management through what was formerly called networked authoritarianism (MacKinnon 2011), countries such as Iran showed no interest in extending its notorious political surveillance practices into ...
Azadeh Akbari
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Surveillance & Society, 2022 This article presents a critical political economy of contemporary surveillance-for-profit. The article makes the central argument that surveillance capital emerged out of the contradictions of capitalist accumulation and remains subject to the ...
Markus Kienscherf
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The political economy of surveillance in the (wannabe) global city
Surveillance & Society, 2011 Many authors have highlighted the need to look at the political economy of surveillance in order to provide a comprehensive picture of our increasingly surveilled societies.
Gemma Galdon Clavell
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Surveillance Reports of National Units of the Red Army Political Departments in 1918–1920
Latvijas Universitātes Žurnāls. Vēsture, 2023 While surveillance as a mechanism of political control was a common prac-tice of states even before the First World War, the introduction of the Political Departments to the Red Army in 1918–1920 was a completely new historical-military phenomenon ...
Toivo Kikkas
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"Living in the File": Kinship & Political Surveillance in Post-Civil War Greece
Surveillance & Society, 2017 Little attention has been paid to the ways in which political surveillance practices have historically intersected with a cultural logic of kinship or actual kin relationships, despite the fact that intergenerational effects of state surveillance have ...
Katherine Pendakis
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Surveillance Cinema: Narrative between Technology and Politics
Surveillance & Society, 2011 Taking as a starting point the recent surge in film and television narratives constructed around and by surveillance technologies, this essay offers a historical and theoretical reexamination of the manner in which screen narrative has organized ...
Catherine Zimmer
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Surveillance & SocietyPublic attitudes toward domestic police surveillance have important implications for its political salience and regulation. An increasing number of jurisdictions have sought to regulate law enforcement surveillance, in part due to growing concerns over ...
Camille Conrey, Craig Haney
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Disappearing Citizenship: surveillance and the state of exception
Surveillance & Society, 2009 Surveillance is an ancient concept and an ancient practice. As such, we must undertake a theoretical examination of surveillance that looks at the changes in the function of surveillance within a juridical-political model, rather than superficially ...
Jeremy Douglas
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Authoritarian Surveillance: An Introduction
Surveillance & SocietyAuthoritarian surveillance is no longer an exceptional or rare practice. In many parts of the world, we are witnessing an increase of pervasive government monitoring, of curtailing privacy protections, of stringent control of information flows, and of ...
Lior Volinz
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Surveillance & Society, 2018 This article analyses protesters’ reactions to police video surveillance of demonstrations in Germany. Theoretically, we draw on the concept of a “spiral of surveillance and counter-surveillance” to understand the interaction processes which ...
Peter Ullrich, Philipp Knopp
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