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Surveillance, Closed Circuit Television and Social Control

Published 5 December 2016
Clive Norris, J. H. Moran
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Abstract

Contents: Introduction: Introduction: power and vision. CCTV and Social Theory: Closed circuit television and the city Beyond Foucault: towards a contemporary theory of surveillance. CCTV in Context: The panopticization of shopping: CCTV and leisure consumption Towards the fifth utility? On the extension and normalization of public CCTV From another angle: police surveillance and football supporters. Evaluating CCTV: Evaluating the effectiveness of CCTV schemes Evaluating Scotland's first town centre CCTV scheme Crime reduction, displacement and diffusion: evaluating the effectiveness of CCTV CCTV and shop theft: towards a realistic evaluation. Questioning CCTV: What's the problems, girls? CCTV and the gendering of public safety Public support for town centre CCTV schemes: myth or reality? Restraining big brother? The regulation of surveillance in England and Wales. CCTV a The Future and the Past: CCTV: a new battleground for privacy Algorithmic surveillance: the future of automated visual surveillance A brief chronology of photographic and video surveillance.

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Social Sciences