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This Relaunch Issue not only revisits one of the key contemporary technologies of surveillance, CCTV, by placing it in deeper historical context, but also reconsiders the past, present and future of Surveillance Studies. There are also 15 reviews of recent books in the area of surveillance, and the first use of our new Blip TV video stream, which we hope to expand in the futue. We hope you enjoy it. If you do, please consider joining the Surveillance Studies Network to help support the journal and our other activities.
The Editors.
Table of Contents
Editorial
| A new 'baroque arsenal'? Surveillance in a global recession |
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David Murakami Wood |
1-2 |
Articles
| Police filming English streets in 1935: the limits of mediated identification |
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Chris A Williams, James Patterson, James Taylor |
3-9 |
| CCTV Policy in the UK: Reconsidering the Evidence Base |
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C. William W. Webster |
10-22 |
| ‘Lost’ French CCTV-Studies |
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Francisco R Klauser, |
23-31 |
| Disappearing Citizenship: surveillance and the state of exception |
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Jeremy Douglas |
32-42 |
Opinion / Research Notes
| Police use of public video surveillance in Germany 1956: management of traffic, repression of flows, persuasion of offenders |
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Dietmar Kammerer |
43-47 |
| “I am not a number!” David Davis, The Prisoner and the critique of surveillance |
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Mike Nellis |
48-51 |
Review Articles
| Situating Surveillance Studies. Sean Hier and Josh Greenberg's The Surveillance Studies Reader, and David Lyon's Surveillance Studies: an Overview. |
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David Murakami Wood |
52-61 |
Book Reviews
| Mattelart's La globalisation de la surveillance |
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Nelson Arteaga Botello |
62-63 |
| Salter's Politics at the Airport. |
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Willem De Lint |
64-66 |
| Samatas' Surveillance in Greece |
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Catarina Frois |
67-68 |
| Ceyhan's Identifier et Surveiller |
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Jonas Hagmann |
69-70 |
| Rajaram and Grundy-Warr's Borderscapes |
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Stephanie Hayman |
71-72 |
| Rule's Privacy in Peril |
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Hille Koskela |
73-74 |
| Deflem's Surveillance and Governance |
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Stéphane Leman-Langlois |
75-77 |
| Andrejevic's iSpy |
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Randy Lippert |
78-80 |
| Biber's Captive Images |
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David Sealy |
81-82 |
| Rigakos' Nightclub |
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Daniel Silverstone |
83-84 |
| Friedman's Guarding Life’s Dark Secrets |
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Valerie Steeves |
85-86 |
| Webb's Illusions of Security |
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Scott Thompson |
87-89 |
| Hawk et al'.s Small Tech |
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Sarah Todd |
90-91 |
| Schmeidel's STASI |
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Wesley Wark |
92-93 |
| Deibert at al.'s Access Denied |
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Majid Yar |
94-95 |
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