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social movements, digital practices and surveillance
Introduction: taking to the streets in the information age / Lucas Melgaço and Jeffrey Monaghan -- Digital practices as part of social movement repertoires of contention -- Mobilisation and surveillance on social media : the ambivalent case of the anti-austerity protests in Spain (2011-2014) / Manuel Maroto and Alejandro Segura -- #rahmrepnow : social media and the campaign to win reparations for Chicago police torture survivors, 2013-2015 / Andrew S. Baer -- Cracks and reformations in the Brazilian mediascape : Mídia Ninja, radical citizen journalism, and resistance in Rio de Janeiro / Tucker Landesman and Stuart Davis -- Applying privacy-enhancing technologies : one alternative future of protests / Daniel Bosk, Guillermo Rodriguez-Cano, Benjamin Greschbach and Sonja Buchegger -- Control practices of policing and security agencies -- Settler colonial surveillance and the criminalization of social media : contradictory implications for Palestinian resistance / Madalena Santos -- Between visibility and surveillance : challenges to anti-corporate activism in social media / Julie Uldam -- The impact of video tracking routines on crowd behaviour and crowd policing / Marco Krüger -- Surveillance-ready-subjects : the making of Canadian anti-masking law / Debra Mackinnon.
edited by Lucas Melgaço and Jeffrey Monaghan.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Routledge studies in crime, security and justice series