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Lizzie Hughes in surveillance and society

Jan 18

Time to talk about time

In this post, Michael Birnhack reflects on his piece ‘The Temporal Dimension of Surveillance’, which appeared in the…

Lizzie Hughes in surveillance and society

Aug 10, 2023

Reflecting on the future of workplace surveillance

In this post, Jessica Vitak and Michael Zimmer reflect on their article ‘Power, Stress, and Uncertainty: Experiences with and Attitudes toward Workplace Surveillance During a Pandemic’, which appeared in the 21(1) issue of Surveillance &…

Torin Monahan in surveillance and society

Mar 10, 2021

Living and Thinking through a Pandemic

In the following blog post, Marina Levina initiates our new series of scholarly responses to…

Torin Monahan in surveillance and society

Apr 14, 2020

Surveillance Studies & COVID-19 Publication Opportunities

For those of you who might be interested in developing your surveillance-studies scholarship around responses (and non-responses) to the coronavirus pandemic, we’d like to invite you to consider these two publication pathways:

Time to talk about time

Reflecting on the future of workplace surveillance

New Issue: Surveillance and the COVID-19 Pandemic

Beware the Tradeoff Trap

Seniors, Slots, and Surveillance

A Twist of the Coronavirus Privacy Crisis — New Lows in Privacy

Living and Thinking through a Pandemic

Surveillance Studies & COVID-19 Publication Opportunities