Surveillance & Society – the international journal of surveillance studies
Vol 11, No 3 (2013): Surveillance Texts & Textualism: Truthtelling and Trustmaking in an Uncertain World
A theme issue from The University of Sydney’s Surveillance and Everyday Life Research Group
The Guest Editorial Committee
- Gavin Smith, Department of Sociology, The Australian National University
- Peter Marks, Department of English, The University of Sydney
- Harriet Westcott, Department of Sociology and Social Policy, The University of Sydney
- Mehera San Roque, School of Law, The University of New South Wales
- Stephen Robertson, Department of History, The University of Sydney
Table of Contents
Editorial
Surveillance Texts and Textualism: Truthtelling and Trustmaking in an Uncertain World Gavin J.D. Smith, Mehera San Roque, Harriet Westcott, Peter Marks 215-221
Articles
- Monitoring the Unvisible: Seeing and Unseeing in China Mievelle’s The City & The City Peter Marks 222-236
- Image and exposure: Envisioning genetics as a forensic-surveillance matrix Erin Kruger 237-251
- Justicia’s Gaze: Surveillance, Evidence and the Criminal Trial <Gary Edmond, Mehera San Roque 252-271
- Welfare Surveillance, Income Management and New Paternalism in Australia Mike Dee 272-286
- Subverting ID from above and below: The uncertain shaping of India’s new instrument of e-governance Ursula Rao, Graham William Greenleaf 287-300
- Spouse-busting: Intimacy, adultery, and surveillance technology Melissa Gregg 301-310
- Friendship and trust in the social surveillance network Harriet Westcott, Stephen Owen 311-323
- From surveillant text to surveilling device: The face in urban transit spaces Kaima Negishi 324-333
- Covert: the artist as voyeur Carolyn Louise McKay 334-353
- The photos accompanying the article, ‘Covert’ by Carolyn McKay can be seen on the Surveillance & Society photostream at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/surveillance_and_society/sets/72157638275795465/
