SURVEILLANCE SOCIETY

Discover the intricate relationship between technology and society in David Lyon's insightful book, SURVEILLANCE SOCIETY. Published by Open University Press in 2001, this thought-provoking work spans 192 pages and takes a post-privacy approach to examining modern surveillance. Lyon delves into current research and developments, offering a fresh perspective on electronic surveillance methods like closed-circuit TV and biometrics. Through compelling empirical examples, he navigates the social implications and human rights concerns surrounding these technologies. Perfect for readers interested in political science, social theory, and the sociology of technology, SURVEILLANCE SOCIETY invites you to reflect on the ongoing impact of surveillance in our lives. Enhance your understanding of this critical topic and explore the evolving landscape of information technology with this essential read.