WiSe 18/19: Ringvorlesung: Surveillance and Social Order
Markus Kienscherf, Lora Anne Viola
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15 Class schedule
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Fri, 2018-11-16 17:00 - 19:00
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David Lyon (Queen's University): Trust and Transparency in Today's Surveillance Culture
Regular appointments
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Donald Pease: Surveillance, Spectacle, and (In) Securitization after Trump
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Lora Ann Viola (JFK-I): Introduction to Surveillance Studies
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Markus Kienscherf (JFK-I): Welfare Surveillance and the Limits of Privacy
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Lee Flamand (GSNAS): "Listen Carefully": How The Wire Tele-Visualizes the Surveillance Society
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Kristie Ball (University of St Andrews): Surveillance, Institutional Trustworthiness and National Security Governance
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Thomas Dikant (GSNAS): Spies, Secret Societies, Agents Provocateurs: Allan Pinkerton's True Crime
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Randolph Lewis (The University of Texas at Austin): The Gospel of Insecurity: Surveillance, Religion, and Fear in Trump’s America
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Helen Gibson (GSNAS): Leisure and Risk in Cars: Resisting Racist Surveillance by Early Automobile Insurers
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Jean-Michel Turcotte (JFK-I): Securing and Understanding Prisoners of War, 1940 - 1953: US Policy and the Surveillance of Enemy Captives from World War II to the Korean War
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Sören Schoppmeier (GSNAS): The Politics of Playing Surveillance: Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs Videogames
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Simon Strick (JFK-I): Pepe Is Watching You: The Media Observers of the Alt-Right
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Johannes Völz (Goethe University Frankfurt): Privacy, Self-Surveillance, and the New Sincerity
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Harald Wenzel (JFK-I): The Cruiseship and the Inversion of Surveillance
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Anne Nassauer (JFK-I): Capturing Crime: How Surveillance Footage is changing Social Science Research
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Wrap-Up Session