Title Surveillance, Capital and Resistance : Theorizing the Surveillance Subject

Published Hoboken : Taylor and Francis, 2014

Table of Contents
	Acknowledgements					xi
	List of abbreviations					xiii
1.	Introduction					1
pt. I	The desolidarizing impact of surveillance					25
2.	Surveillance in the journalistic field: denigration ̀from above'					27
3.	Surveillance in the community: denigration ̀from below'					47
pt. II	Surveillance in the crime control field					61
4.	Tracking, tagging and testing: the surveillance of ̀prolific' offenders					63
5.	FIT squads, files and phone taps: the surveillance of protesters					80
6.	Cops on camera: managing the ̀digital self'					100
pt. III	Governing through crime: schools, malls and borders					115
7.	Surveillance in three schools: àngels', ̀devils' and ̀teen mums'					117
8.	Surveillance and consumerism: the Ban-opticon mall					136
9.	Surveillance at borders: migration, capital and surveillant sorting					155
pt. IV	Theorizing the surveillance subject					173
10.	Conclusion					175
	Index					191

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Description 1 online resource (213 pages) Series Routledge Studies in Crime and Society Routledge studies in crime and society Contents Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; Acknowledgements; List of abbreviations; 1 Introduction; Part I The desolidarizing impact of surveillance; 2 Surveillance in the journalistic field: denigration 'from above'; 3 Surveillance in the community: denigration 'from below'; Part II Surveillance in the crime control field; 4 Tracking, tagging and testing: the surveillance of 'prolific' offenders; 5 FIT squads, files and phone taps: the surveillance of protesters; 6 Cops on camera: managing the 'digital self ' Part III Governing through crime: schools, malls and borders7 Surveillance in three schools: 'angels', 'devils' and 'teen mums'; 8 Surveillance and consumerism: the Ban-opticon mall; 9 Surveillance at borders: migration, capital and surveillant sorting; Part IV Theorizing the surveillance subject; 10 Conclusion; Index Summary Surveillance, Capital and Resistance is a major contribution to current debates on the subjective experience of surveillance. Based on a large research project undertaken in a Northern City in the UK and focusing mainly on the use of surveillance in the context of policing and security, the book explores how a diverse range of social groups ('school children', 'political protesters', 'offenders', 'unemployed people', 'migrants', and 'police officers') experience and respond to being monitored by 'new surveillance' technologies such as CCTV surveillance cameras and computers. T Notes Print version record Subject Surveillance detection. Electronic surveillance -- Social aspects Electronic surveillance -- Psychological aspects Privacy, Right of. Electronic surveillance -- Social aspects Privacy, Right of Surveillance detection Form Electronic book Author Finn, Rachel L ISBN 9781135089344 1135089345

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