Lizzie Hughesinsurveillance and societyPandemic Panopticon: Exporting China’s AI Surveillance StateIn this post, Elise Racine reflects on her piece ‘The Far-reaching Implications of China’s AI-powered Surveillance State Post-COVID’, which…1d ago1d ago
Lizzie Hughesinsurveillance and societyThe War on Gaza and the Global CyberspaceIn this, the fourth blog post in our Palestine series, Ahmad H. Sa’di shares his contribution to the Surveillance Studies Network 2024…Aug 8Aug 8
Lizzie Hughesinsurveillance and societyIsraeli Digital Oppression and Cyber Surveillance in PalestineIn this, the third blog post in our Palestine series, Mais Qandeel shares her contribution to the Surveillance Studies Network 2024…Aug 8Aug 8
Lizzie Hughesinsurveillance and societyHow Surveillance Paved the Road to Famine in GazaIn this, the second blog post in our Palestine series, Neve Gordon and Muna Haddad share their contribution to the Surveillance Studies…Aug 8Aug 8
Lizzie Hughesinsurveillance and societySurveillance in the ‘war’ between Israel and Gaza 2023-2024In this, the first blog post in our Palestine series, David Lyon shares his introduction to the Surveillance Studies Network 2024…Aug 8Aug 8
Lizzie Hughesinsurveillance and societyA Maximalist Take on CCTV — More is Always More in New York CityIn this post, Julia Rootenberg reflects on the increased presence of CCTV in New York City subways and its broader implications for the…Apr 11Apr 11
Lizzie Hughesinsurveillance and societyA sense of ambient entrapmentIn this post, Karen Louise Grova Søilen reflects on her piece ‘A Sense of Ambient Entrapment in Hito Steyerl’s Factory of the Sun’, which…Mar 21Mar 21
Lizzie Hughesinsurveillance and societyClose circuit cameras and graded privacy in DelhiIn this post, Shivangi Narayan reflects on her piece ‘CCTVs and the Criminal City’, which appeared in the 21(4) issue of Surveillance &…Mar 15Mar 15
Lizzie Hughesinsurveillance and societyThe old and new ways your employer is watching you: How are they doing it, and how invasive is it?In this post, Luc Cousineau, Ariane Ollier-Malaterre, and Xavier Parent-Rocheleau reflect on their piece ‘Employee Surveillance…Mar 7Mar 7
Lizzie Hughesinsurveillance and society‘homemade satellite dishes’ seriesIn this post, Elham Fatapour, winner of the SSN Arts Prize in 2022, reflects on her piece ‘Surveillance and Self-Censorship:Homemade…Mar 1Mar 1