Surveillance & Society

The international, interdisciplinary, open access, peer-reviewed journal of Surveillance Studies.

Announcements

 

6th International Surveillance & Society Conference: Call for Abstracts and Registration of Interest

 
The 6th Biannual International Surveillance & Society Conference will be hosted by the University of Barcelona and supported by the Surveillance Studies Network, 24-25 April 2014
 
Posted: 2013-06-07 More...
 

Call for Papers: Surveillance, Games, and Play

 
edited by Jennifer R. Whitson and Bart Simon  
Posted: 2013-03-06 More...
 

Changes to the S&S Editorial Board

 
New Book Review Editors and more...  
Posted: 2013-01-28 More...
 

Impact Factor and Citations

 
S&S's Impact Factor for 2011 was 1.33, we currently have an Google Scholar h5-index of 11, and Christian Fuchs now holds the title for our most highly cited article...
 
Posted: 2013-01-17 More...
 

Call for Papers: Surveillance and Sport

 
edited by Ian Warren and Nils Zurawski, deadline May 31st 2013
 
Posted: 2012-12-20 More...
 
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Vol 10, No 3/4 (2012): Open Issue

This double issue is the final issue in the first decade of Surveillance & Society. 2012 was in many ways something of a milestone year for Surveillance Studies for it also saw the release of the enormous Routledge Handbook of Surveillance Studies, reviewed in this issue by Steve Wright.

Along with nine new articles, this double issue also features an extended Debate section, under our new Debates Editor, Laura Huey, continuing to engage with the privacy challenge laid down by Colin Bennett in issue 8(4), and considering the question of Online Privacy.

The full text is available here (or by clicking on the link under the individual contributions).

Table of Contents

Articles

Invisible Surveillance in Visual Art PDF
Katherine Barnard-Wills, David Barnard-Wills 204-214
Surveillance, Suspicion and Stigma: Brown Bodies in a Terror-Panic Climate PDF
Tina Girishbhai Patel 215-234
If You See Something, Say Something: Lateral Surveillance and the Uses of Responsibility PDF
Joshua Reeves 235-248
Crowdsourcing Homeland Security: The Texas Virtual BorderWatch and Participatory Citizenship PDF
Doug Tewksbury 249-262
Perspectives on Privacy, Information Technology, and Company/Governmental Surveillance in Japan PDF
Catherine Luther, Ivanka Radovic 263-275
Mandatory Criminal Record Checks in Sweden: Scandals and Function Creep PDF
Christel Backman 276-291
Surveillance, Security and Violence in a Mental Health Ward: An Ethnographic Case-Study of a Purpose-Built Unit in Australia PDF
Clemence Due, Kathleen Connellan, Damien W Riggs 292-302
Disciplinary Power, the Oligopticon and Rhizomatic Surveillance in Elite Sports Academies PDF
Andrew Manley, Catherine Palmer, Martin Roderick 303-319
The Home Under Surveillance: A Tripartite Assemblage PDF
Michele (Michal) Rapoport 320-333

Debate

The Review of Privacy Online: Three Questions PDF
Laura Huey 334-335
Talkin' About A Revolution PDF
Micheal Vonn 336-339
The Curious Tale of The Dog That Hasn’t Barked (Yet) PDF
Reg Whitaker 340-343
Whither Privacy? PDF
Paul Rosenzweig 344-347
Networked Privacy PDF
danah boyd 348-350
Caveat Emptor: A Perspective on Consumer Privacy Online PDF
Steve T. Margulis, Gary T. Marx 351-355
Future-Proofing Privacy: Time for An Ethical Introspection? PDF
Judith Rauhofer 356-361
The Future of Privacy Online PDF
Huey et al.

Book Reviews

Review of Ball, Haggerty and Lyon's Handbook of Surveillance Studies PDF
Steve Wright 362-366
Review of Bruno, Kanashiro and Firmino’s Vigilância e Visibilidade: Espaço, tecnología e identificação PDF
Miguel Ángel Vite Pérez 367-368
Review of Braverman's Zooland PDF
Kevin D Haggerty 369-371


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