The new issue of our journal, Surveillance & Society, is out now, and the new website is working (and has been featured by the designers of the Open Journal system which the site uses). We are still transfering all of the back issues, but the format is all correct…
6.1 Relaunch Issue: Revisiting Video Surveillance
New papers from Chris Williams, William Webster, Francisco Klauser, Dietmar Kammerer and Jeremy Douglas, insightful comment from Mike Nellis, a police surveillance film from 1935, and loads of book reviews.
Fortcoming issues:
- 6.2 Surveillance and Medicine (end of February)
- 6.3 Gender, Sexuality and Surveillance (March/April)
- 6.4 Surveillance and Resistance (June)
- 7.1 Open Issue (September)
- 7.2 Performance. New Media and Surveillance (November/December)
- 7.3 Surveillance, Children and Childhood (January 2010)
Calls for Papers:
1. Surveillance, Children and Childhood (ed. Owain Jones and Val Steeves) – deadline August 31st 2009 (separate message to follow).
2. Performance, New Media and Surveillance (ed. John McGrath and Bill Sweeney) – deadline March 30th 2009.
Check the Announcements section of the website for details. As always, we have an open call for submissions on anything related to surveillance. And if you’re a postgrad or an early career researcher, you can even qualify for our new prizes! We also have a new video stream to handle films and slideshows.
Got a great idea for an issue? Any other questions? Get in touch. Contact our Editorial Assistant: Emily Smith
Do you have a book that would be of interest to S&S readers, or want to review for us? Contact our Book Review Editor: Kevin Haggerty
…and we are still completely free of any charges for publication or access. So don’t forget to Join SSN, which is how we get all our funding)
Dr David Murakami Wood
Managing Editor | Surveillance & Society
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