Jul 16
Seminar 2: ‘Prediction, Anticipation, Pre-emption.’
The SSN welcomes all participants of the 2nd seminar in the ESRC Seminar Series on the 18th of July 2008.
For more details see here
No commentsApr 20
Introducing the Website
Dear SSN members and other interested visitors,
the SSN website is up and running and will be fully functional with additional features over the next few weeks. We are working on several features for our members to provide more information on surveillance research for the public.
Thanks for your patience
The editors of SSN
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3rd Sheffield conference on surveillance
Welcome to Sheffield and the conference on Invisibilities: the politics, practice and experience of surveillance in everyday life
Here you find the conference website with all details about the conference, timetables, papers etc.
Enjoy the conference.
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Mar 29
Additional Information on 1st Seminar / ESRC Seminar Series
“The inaugural seminar in the SSN/ESRC Seminar Series ‘The Everyday Life of Surveillance’ takes place at ICOSS, University of Sheffield on 1st April 2008.
Additional information on abstracts, timetable and a seminar statement are now available online.
No commentsMar 7
Symposium: Global Governance of Infectious Disease
Global Governance of Infectious Disease:
Risk Surveillance and Regulation
Symposium 10-11 September 2008
Newcastle University, UK
Mar 6
3rd Surveillance & Society Conference, 2008
InVisibilities. The Politics, Practice and Experience of Surveillance in Everyday Life
A two-day international conference hosted by the Centre for Criminological Research, University of Sheffield in association with the Surveillance Studies NetworkWednesday 2nd April - Thursday 3rd April 2008.
No commentsMar 6
First seminar in SSN Seminar Series
Dear all, Surveillance Studies Network is holding the first of 6 seminars in the ESRC funded series ‘The Everyday life of Surveillance’ on the 1st April at ICOS, University of Sheffield. The seminar explores the experience of surveillance and is entitled ‘Exposure – Subjectivity – Experience’.
Surveillance exposes the subject. Its movements, activities, personalities and expressions are momentarily captured yet durably embedded in the surveillance assemblage.
We have a few places available. If you are interested in attending, please reply to me off list by Friday 7th March.
Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
We look forward to hearing from you. Many thanks
Kirstie
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