Living in Surveillance Societies: The Normalisation of Surveillance in Europe and the Threat of Britain’s Bad Example
Living in Surveillance Societies: The Normalisation of Surveillance in Europe and the Threat of Britain’s Bad Example
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生活在监控社会：欧洲监控的正常化和英国坏榜样的威胁
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发表时间：
2009
影响因子：
1.3
通讯作者：
C. Webster
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作者：
David Murakami Wood;C. Webster
这篇文章认为，监视在整个欧洲越来越正常化，这正在改变自由和安全的格局。报告认为，这种正常化是监视全球化、安全本土化、欧盟（EU）希望在安全方面发挥独特领导作用以及英国“坏榜样”影响的产物。本文使用了两个非常不同的例子，视频监控和电子公共服务在英国，使这种情况下，并认为这两个更强大的阻力呼吁，使人权更灵活的风险和安全驱动的时代和更详细的研究新兴的监控社会之间的差异在欧洲。
This article argues that surveillance is becoming increasingly normalised across Europe and that this is altering the landscape of liberty and security. It identifies this normalisation as a product of the globalisation of surveillance, the domestication of security, the desire of the European Union (EU) to create a distinct leading role in security, and the influence of the 'bad example' of the United Kingdom (UK). The article uses the two very different examples of video-surveillance and electronic public services in the UK to make this case and to argue for both stronger resistance to calls to make human rights more flexible in a risk and security-driven age and more detailed research into the differences between emerging surveillance societies in Europe.