The Architecture of Surveillance
Power, Technology, and the Watching World
From the Panopticon to Predictive Policing
Subject Areas: Surveillance Studies . Sociology . Political Science . Science and Technology Studies (STS) . Information Science . Media Studies . Computer Ethics . Public Policy
Level: Undergraduate intermediate to graduate
Prerequisites: No formal prerequisites. Introductory familiarity with social science concepts and digital technology is helpful but not required.
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