Index

Series editor's foreword	vii
 	Preface and acknowledgments	xi
 	Introduction	1
 	 	Surveillance has two faces	3
 	 	Key themes	5
 	 	How this book works	8
Part 1	Surveillance societies	13
 	1	Disappearing bodies	15
 	 	 	Reconfiguring time and space	17
 	 	 	Blurring public and private	20
 	 	 	Recombining technology and society	23
 	2	Invisible frameworks	28
 	 	 	Commonalities and variations	30
 	 	 	Surveillance diffused through society	33
 	 	 	Social orchestration	35
 	3	Leaky containers	37
 	 	 	Policing by surveillance	39
 	 	 	Watching workers	40
 	 	 	Covering consumers	43
 	 	 	Deregulation and risk	44
Part 2	The spread of surveillance	49
 	4	Surveillant sorting in the city	51
 	 	 	Social control in the city	52
 	 	 	SimCity and urban realities	55
 	 	 	Urban surveillance	56
 	 	 	Under the camera	60
 	 	 	SimCity and the real world	66
 	5	Body parts and probes	69
 	 	 	The body from site to source	71
 	 	 	Identity, identification and modernity	72
 	 	 	Body surveillance technologies	75
 	 	 	Body surveillance in different sectors	77
 	 	 	Movement, action and risk	81
 	6	Global data flows	88
 	 	 	Globalization and surveillance	90
 	 	 	Global security: Comint	94
 	 	 	Global security: controlling borders	97
 	 	 	The world wide web of surveillance	101
 	 	 	Globalized surveillance	103
Part 3	Surveillance scenarios	105
 	7	New directions in theory	107
 	 	 	Computers and modern surveillance	109
 	 	 	Superpanopticon and hypersurveillance	114
 	 	 	New surveillance in theory	118
 	 	 	Returning the body	123
 	8	The politics of surveillance	126
 	 	 	Regulative responses	128
 	 	 	Mobilizing responses	131
 	 	 	Resistance in context	134
 	 	 	Why resistance is limited	135
 	9	The future of surveillance	141
 	 	 	Modern and postmodern surveillance	141
 	 	 	Toward a new approach	149
 	 	 	Re-embodying persons	151
 	Notes	155
 	Bibliography	174
 	Index	181