the anticipatory dimensions of surveillance resistance in an age of datafication

the anticipatory dimensions of surveillance resistance in an age of datafication

Digitally Monitored

This book explores the rights of individuals subjected to digital surveillance andmonitoring through a range of legal and theoretical perspectives. As digitisation transforms how states, private entities and individuals use surveillance – across criminal justice systems, workplaces, and in our personal lives – it enab...

Resolving conflicts around surveillance and sustaining public oversight in South Africa, Angola and the DRC

THE LAW’S QUIET BLIND SPOT IN INDIA: THE SURVEILLANCE OF THOUGHT AND THE CASE FOR A NEW PRIVACY RIGHT

The fast growth of surveillance technology has drastically changed India's balance amongst individual liberty and political authority. Inconceivable amounts of data collection and behaviors analysis have been made possible by the combination of electronic tracking systems, AI (artificial intelligence), and sophisticate...

The Social Fabric of Cybersecurity: Trust, Digital Literacy, and Policy in the Albanian Context

In the era of surveillance and rapid digital transformation, the protection of personal data has evolved from a technical requirement into a foundational element of social trust and democratic integrity. This article uses Albania as a case study to look at these problems. It talks about big events when personal data wa...

Trace of the tracer: Techno-solutionism, surveillance and the ambivalent experiences of digital health in Türkiye's COVID-19 response.

This study examines how digital health technologies were implemented in pandemic response, based on interviews and focus groups with frontline health workers in Türkiye. While the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of digital tools as essential solutions for crisis management, the findings reveal a more ambival...