Bibframe Work

Introduction : Governing the everyday in the digital age

Part I. Conceptual foundations

Surveillance and the everyday

Surveillance and mediation

Surveillance and power

Surveillance and space

Part II. Spatial logics of surveillance

Punctual, linear and planar logics of surveillance

Surveillance relating to fixity and flexibility, enclosure and openness

Spherical attributes of surveillance

Part III. The functioning of surveillance in its relation to space

Surveillance, authority and expertise

Policy mobilities and exemplification in surveillance matters

Part IV. The socio-spatial implications of surveillance

Spatial distancing and separation

The orchestration and automatic production of space

Conclusion : Towards a political geography of surveillance.