The surveillance-industrial complex : a political economy of surveillance /
Ball, Kirstie,editor of compilation.
Snider, Laureen,1944-editor of compilation.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: the surveillance-industrial complex : towards a political economy of surveillance? / by Kirstie Ball and Laureen Snider -- International networks and global circuits of surveillance -- The new military urbanism / by Stephen Graham -- Promoting global identification : corporations, IGOs and ID card systems / by David Lyon and Özgün E. Topak -- Pandemic governance : using event-based surveillance to manage emerging infectious diseases / by Adam Warren, Morag Bell and Lucy Budd -- The SAIC-SIEMENS "super-panopticon" in the Athens 2004 Olympics as a case of McVeillance" : the surveillance industrial complex's unscrupulous global business / by Minas Samatas -- Insecurity as an engineering problem : the technosecurity network / by Stéphane Leman-Langlois -- Surveillance capacity, industrial infrastructures and resource distribution -- Critical examination of the role of private actors in the fight against money laundering : the case of the UK retail banking industry / by Ana Isabel Canhoto -- Collaborative surveillance : configuring contemporary marketing practice / by Jason Pridmore -- The "great unwatched" and the "lightly touched" : surveillance and stock market fraud / by Laureen Snider and Adam Molnar -- Ground level circulations -- The imagined city : power, mystification and synoptic surveillance / by Roy Coleman -- From accountability policy to surveillance practices in higher education / by Ben Brucato -- Surveillance and subjectivity : everyday experiences of surveillance practices / by David Harper, Ian Tucker and Darren Ellis -- CCTV in Barcelona : the political economy of surveillance in the (Wannabe) global city / by Gemma Galdon Clavell.
Electronic surveillance.
Social control.