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The Surveillance & Society Resource Base will gradually expand over the next few months and years.
There are five sections:
Currently only the Annotated Links are up and running at present. We need your help with the other sections.
Surveillance Studies Researchers and Current Research Projects
We are constructing a public database of Surveillance Studies researchers. If you would like to be included on this, please send an e-mail to Professor Clive Norris, entitled 'Surveillance Research Database', in the following format. If you are still completing doctoral work or have recently finished, click here.
(This database will be compiled and made available following the UK's Data Protection Act. Please specify any information you do not wish to be made public. No information will be provided to any third party without your permission).
1. Name.
2. Contact Address
3. Telephone
4. Fax
5. E-mail
6. Institution
7. Up to 3 Key Words from each of our 5 categories to describe your research interests. See table of keywords.
8. Ongoing or Completed Surveillance Studies Projects, including Title, Start and End Dates, Brief Description (up to 100 words), and funder.
9. Up to five publications arising from your research in the area of surveillance, in Surveillance & Society style, including ISSN / ISBN numbers where appropriate.
Current and Completed Surveillance Studies Doctorates
We are building a database of current and completed Doctorates related to Surveillance Studies. If you would like to be included, please send an e-mail to Professor Clive Norris, headed 'Surveillance Doctorate Database', in the following format.
(This database will be compiled and made available following the UK's Data Protection Act. Please specify any information you do not wish to be made public. No information will be provided to any third party without your permission).
1. Name.
2. Contact Address
3. Telephone
4. Fax
5. E-mail
6. Institution (where PhD registered)
7. Title of PhD.
8. Abstract or Description (up to 500 words)
9. (Expected) Completion Date.
10. Up to 5 Key Words to describe your PhD (no more than 3 per category). See table of keywords.
11. Up to 3 publications arising from your PhD in the area of surveillance, in Surveillance & Society style, including ISSN / ISBN numbers where appropriate.
The Encyclopedia of Surveillance
This will be made up of short articles with key references written by experts in the field. The Encyclopedia will start with a dozen general articles, and go online by the end of 2003. The aim is to create a cross-referenced branching set of articles that become increasingly specialized.
We want your help!
- We want you to help write the 'Encyclopedia of Surveillance'. If you're an expert in any particular aspect of surveillance, however specialized, and think you can describe it around 1000 words and up to 15 key references, we want to hear from you.
