Latest news from SSN
- 8 July 2010: List of surveillance feature films
- 8 July 2010: Surveillance & Society in the news
- 8 July 2010: New Issue Out Now! Surveillance, Children and Childhood
- 5 June 2010: New issue S&S: Surveillance, Performance and New Media Art
- 28 May 2010: Call for Papers: Spaces of Alterity
- 28 May 2010: Temporary RA position at Surveillance Studies Centre, Queens/CA
- 6 May 2010: Postdoctoral Fellowship on Surveillance and Security, Vanderbilt University
- 4 May 2010: Research Assistant, Université d’Angers
- 22 April 2010: PhD studentship at the University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland
- 26 March 2010: PhD Studentship for Surveillance Studies
About SSN
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List of Surveillance Feature Films
Dietmar Kammerer compiled a list of feature films with a surveillance context, link or theme. Read more.
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Surveillance and Society in the News
The research by Mike McCahill and Rachel Finn on surveillance in schools, published in the lastested edition of Surveillance and Society, was reported in the the UKs Daily Telegraph newspaper on July 7th 2010.
The full article can be read here: The Social impact of Surveillance in Three UK Schools: Angels, Devils and Teen Mums
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Surveillance Studies Network (SSN) is a registered charitable company dedicated to the study of surveillance in all its forms, and the free distribution of scholarly information.
We are registered in the UK, but welcome members and supporters from all over the world. We own and run the journal Surveillance and Society and also act as a clearing house for social science and policy research and consultancy about surveillance.
Read more about our Charitable Objects, our Structure and Governance or details in our Internal Governing Document.
Read the SSN introduction to the Surveillance Society
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Acknowledgements
SSN would like to thank the following people and organizations:
The Milton Keynes branch of the National Council for Voluntary Organizations
The LawWorks for Community Groups scheme, especially:
- Aimi Friend at Simmonds and Simmonds Solicitors for the initial legal documentation
- Neil Brown at Vodafone Legal for drafting our Licensing agreements
Michael Wright Audio Visual Services for producing the DVD of our earlier media appearances
Keith Dixon, ex Open University Business School, who helped prepare the business plan
Russell-Cooke Solicitors Charity Team for their excellent newsletters and training network
Andrew Talbot who provided our membership software
Florian Kuhlmann who made the website work
