Table Of Contents:

• Latour, Bruno (science in action; reassembling the social; modes of existence; nature, politics, technology)
• Advertising and Marketing Research (e.g., bar codes on grocery items, target marketing)
• DNA Technology (theory, science, applications, criticisms)
• Matrix, The (films)
• Stop and Frisk
• European Treaty of Human Rights
• Katz v, Reasoning (reasonable expectation test)
• Kyllo v. U.S. (2001) (thermal imaging)
• CCTV (strength/limits and applications)
• School Surveillance (primary and secondary schools)
• Ethics (e.g., professionalism, workplace norms, institutional codes of conduct)
• Mass Incarceration
• Solitary Confinement (uses/abuses, examples)
• Abortion (women’s bodies, “informed consent” state statutory provisions, mandatory ultrasounds)
• Digital Divide
• Sexting
• Foucault, Michel (disciplinary society, bio-power, dispositif)
• Italy
• New Penology
• Sovereignty
• Surveillance (theories of)
• Airport Terminal Security Screenings
• Passenger Profiling (at airports)
• Parental Surveillance
• Profiling, Racial
• Nuclear War (e.g., Hiroshima, Nagasaki)
• Anti-nuclear Movement (worldwide)
• Anti-War Movement (history in U.S.)
• Nuclear Treaties (history, development)
• Truman Doctrine (containment policy)
• Cell Phone Tracking
• Information Security
• Intellectual Property Rights
• Open Source Computing
• Para-Military Operations
• Riot Control (in jails/prisons, in communities and neighborhoods, examples of)
• Big Data
• Dataveillance
• Drones (commercial applications)
• Neighborhood Watch Programs and Citizen Patrol (history, purpose, uses, effectiveness)
• Smart Borders
• Spain
• Truth
• Security, Concepts of (e.g., assurance, risk, vulnerability, countermeasure)
• Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act [FISA]
• War on Drugs, the
• Privacy (on the Internet)
• Propaganda (uses/abuses, examples of)
• Brazil
• Synopticon, the
• Minority Report (film)
• Brown v. Board of Education (1952)
• Catholic Church (the problem of pedophile priests)
• Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
• Religious Freedom Restoration Act (1993)
• Affordable Healthcare Act (debate, impact, status)
• Data Mining and Profiling (in social network analysis)
• Tet Offensive (history and aftermath)
• Camp David Accord
• Iran-Contra Affair
• Glasnost
• Espionage
• Nazism
• PATRIOT Act
• Passenger Data (airports)
• Lie Detectors Instrumentation (developments in technology, applications and polygraph testing)
• Cookies
• Data-doubles
• Privacy, Types of (personal, informational, organizational)
• Biblical Surveillance
• Hunger Games (films)
• U.S. v. Jones (2012) (GPS on cars)
• Fast Capitalism (critical theory, examples of)
• Post-Structural Theory
• Subjectivity (crisis of, liquid identities)
• Network Security
• Social Network Analysis
• COINTELPRO
• Cultural Studies
• Governmentality (Foucault’s micro-physics of power)
• Panopticon, the
• Fear, Culture of
• Securitization (as speech act)
• Social Control (as concept, study of)
• Policing and Society (the changing nature of surveillance and security)
• Society of Captives Thesis
• Adorno, Theodor (culture industry, negative dialectics and mass surveillance)
• Benjamin, Walter (aesthetic theory, on the concept of history, escape from Nazis, suicide, arcades project)
• Frankfurt School (discussion of its socio-cultural criticisms)
• Gramsci, Antonio (governmental surveillance, hegemony, reification)
• Beijing, China (surveillance in)
• Spies (e.g., examples of)
• Totalitarian Surveillance Societies
• Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission (2010)
• Risk Society Thesis
• Surveillant Assemblage (definition and examples of)
• Authoritarianism
• Berlin Wall
• Cold War, The
• Cuban Missile Crisis
• Détente
• Diplomacy
• Fascism
• Perestroika
• Police State (examples of)
• Surveillance (Cold War)
• United Nations (definition, history, and purpose)
• Bio-political tattooing (definition, uses, and criticisms)
• E-government
• Privacy, Right to
• Colonialism
• Community
• Global Village
• Moral Panic (theories of)
• Municipal Surveillance (cities and towns generally)
• Nigeria
• Private Law Enforcement (history, purpose, uses/abuses, examples of)
• Punishment
• School Surveillance (college and university campuses)
• Search and Seizure (recent Fourth Amendment challenges/changes)
• Social Contract Theory
• Airport Security (strengths/limits in U.S. and other locales around the world)
• Human Trafficking
• Post-colonialism
• Security Screenings (sporting events)
• Anarchism (theories of, customs and practices, examples of)
• Beck, Ulrech (globalization, risk thesis, cosmopolitanism)
• Iranian Hostage Crisis (1979)
• National Security Council
• U.S. v. Miller (1976)
• Al Qaeda
• Bill of Rights
• Hepting v. AT&T
• Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California (1976) (duty to warn)
• U.S. v. Spy Factory, Inc.
• Curfews
• Probation (history, purpose, uses/abuses)
• Department of Homeland Security
• Domestic Terrorist Groups (e.g., White Supremacists),
• Federal Bureau of Investigations
• Secure Fence Act (2006)
• War on Terror, the
• Chain Gangs (definition, history, applications)
• Privacy
• Special Operation Forces (e.g., Navy SEALs, Army Delta, Marine Force Recon)
• National Security Agency
• Victim Offender Mediation/Reconciliation (Programs and Programming, examples of)
• Women, Girls, and the Body
• Orwell, George (Ninety-Eighty-Four, “Big Brother”)
• Whistle Blowers (history and practices)
• Work Surveillance
• Consumer Protection Agency
• Locke, John (on liberty and security)
• Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act, the (2006)
• RFID (“tagging”) and geolocation devices (commercial uses and examples)
• Incapacitation (as crime control policy, examples of, effectiveness)
• Agency (as free will, as ability to choose)
• Bentham, Jeremy (on liberty)
• Civil War (and espionage)
• Hoover, J. Edgar (uses and abuses of surveillance,)
• Anti-War Protest Surveillance, 1960s
• Iceland
• WikiLeaks
• McCarthyism
• Cyber-stalking
• Insanity (e.g., McNaughton rule and affirmative defenses)
• Psychological Assessment (adult and juvenile evaluation protocols)
• Franklin, Benjamin (on surveillance/security/liberty)
• Highway and Interstate Surveillance
• Hobbes, Thomas (Leviathan, state of nature)
• Kafka, Franz (secret bureaucracies, personal data, secret courts, secret laws)
• Traffic Control
• Alcoholic Anonymous (tradition 12-Step Programming, criticisms of)
• Chicago, Illinois (surveillance in)
• Israel
• Meghan’s Law
• Supermax Prisons
• Governing through crime (would-be offenders/offending, surveillance and security)
• Punishment and Society (the pains of imprisonment, as cultural critique)
• Trinidad and Tobago
• Autonomy
• Cyber-war
• Drone Strikes (military uses, examples of)
• Morality (e.g., moral reasoning, moral psychology, moral philosophy)
• NSA Leaks (e.g., Snowden)
• Terrorism
• Swatting Hack
• Carrier Pigeons and Surveillance (history, uses, government reliance on)
• Cults (as deviant/violent sub-cultures, examples of)
• Violence against Women’s Act, the
• Capital Punishment (as representing the “conscience” of society/polity)
• Emergency Alert Systems
• Germany
• Drug Trade (and other forms of smuggling)
• Espionage in Ancient Egypt
• Hamas
• Movie Theater Security
• Global Surveillance
• Intelligence Community
• Surveillance Investigator
• Revolutions and Revolts ( definitions, examples, impacts)
• Counter Surveillance
• Inverse Surveillance (e.g., the digital recording of police activities, military groups, worksites/stations by citizens)
• Sousveillance (e.g., Rodney King and Reginald Denny incidents)
• Death Row
• U.N. Peacekeeping (and Security) Forces
• Marxism
• Abu Ghraib
• Corporate Personhood (legal debate, case law)
• Tea Party (U.S.A.)
• Hate Crimes (definition, history, case law examples)
• Voyeurism, digital (pleasures of being watched)
• You-Tube
• Free Speech (e.g., controversial examples in education, health care)
• Responsibility
• Segregation
• Marshall Law
• Surveillance (World War I and II)
• Cyber-bullying
• Parole (history, purpose, uses/abuses)
• Prisons and Jails (i.e., institutionalization, importation and deprivation modes)
• Paternalism and Parens Patriae
• Private Prisons (privatization industry, examples of, effectiveness)
• Global Mobility
• Segregation Units in Jails
• Stigma (forms of, uses of)
• Republican Party (U.S.A.)
• Equality (e.g., in relation to digital surveillance culture)
• Identity Politics
• COPWATCH (as database on police accountability, applications and important cases)
• Djibouti
• TASERS (and other less-than-lethal force, uses/abuses)
• Habeas Corpus (history and case law examples)
• Privacy, Medical
• Watergate and White House Tapes
• Law
• Cybersecurity Legislation
• Information Warfare
• International Diplomacy
• Law and Digital Technology (the emergent legal landscape of surveillance/security)
• NATO
• U.S. Constitution
• Gated Communities
• Vagrancy Laws
• Crime Mapping
• New York, New York (surveillance in)
• Stand Your Ground” Laws (controversial cases and statutes)
• Narcissism
• Political Psychology
• Political Action Committees (influence on security, civil liberties)
• Facebook
• Situationists, the (history and class consciousness, specatcle)
• Corporate Surveillance (i.e., “business intelligence” with consumers and desirable goods/services)
• Dumpster Diving (as related to surveillance/privacy)
• Knowledge
• Play-dates and Play-spaces
• Cloud Computing
• Border Control Checkpoints
• Deleuze, Gilles and Guattari, Felix (e.g., control society, schizo-analysis, body-without-organs)
• Medieval Castles (architectural design, surveillance defense)
• Internment Camps
• U.S. Customs and Border Protection (Border Security)
• iPhones
• Spectacle, the
• Surveillance (Age of Reason)
• Citizenship
• Computer Surveillance
• Greece
• Politics
• Public Health, Surveillance in
• Social Sorting (origins, definition, and applications)
• Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
• Privacy Act of 1974
• UFO Surveillance (history, purpose, examples)
• Aerial Reconnaissance and Surveillance (definition, uses, and criticisms)
• Mountain Surveillance
• Cyber-murder
• London, England (surveillance in)
• Apple
• Unregulated Cyber Currencies (e.g., Bitcoin)
• INTERPOL
• Anti-Globalization
• Goffman, Erving (asylums, presentation of self, interaction rituals)
• Copenhagen School (security studies)
• Environmental Security
• Guantanamo Bay
• International Relations Theory
• Power
• American Protective League
• U.S. Secret Service
• Civil Liberties (definition of, developments in law)
• Anonymous (against surveillance)
• Home Surveillance
• Iran
• United Kingdom
• Restraining Orders (history, purpose, uses/abuses, examples of)
• Sex Offender Registries (history, purposes, uses/abuses)
• Concentration Camps
• Embargoes (economic)
• Globalization (study of)
• Houston, TX (surveillance in)
• Youth Detention Centers/Facilities
• Vehicle Tracking Systems
• Special Courts (substance abuse)
• Transparency
• International Monetary Fund
• Researching Cyber- crime (problems in methods)
• Life without Parole
• Ethiopia
• India
• Communication Studies
• Google Earth
• Amnesty International
• Guatemala
• ATM Cards
• Disinformation Campaigns (description, examples of)
• Surveillance & Society (Journal history, mission, and scope)
• Arab Spring
• Global Justice
• Breathometer and Breathalyzer Machines (uses/abuses, examples of)
• Eminent Domain (definition, history, uses/abuses)
• Federal Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act , the
• Neuroscience and Brain Biology
• Sex Offender Laws
• Military Intelligence Gathering Capabilities
• Wire Taps
• Immigration
• City-wide Sweeps of the Homeless
• Machine Learning
• Email
• Google
• New Social Media
• Blockades (history, uses, examples of)
• Stuxnet Virus Attack
• Methadone Treatment
• Monitor vs. Merrimac (i.e. Battle of Hampton Road – Civil War)
• Amber Alerts (and international expansion)
• Parks
• Critical Security Studies (Welsh School)
• Digital Passwords
• Synology Surveillance Station
• Garland, David (culture of control, social anxiety)
• Slave Trade (past and present; New Jim Crow, the)
• Marx, Gary T. (police and democracy, privacy and technology, surveillance and society)
• American Civil Liberties Union (and Electronic Privacy Information Center)
• Castration, Chemical
• Castration, Surgical
• Civil Commitment (e.g. legal criteria, relevant case law examples)
• Deportation
• Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities
• Specialty Courts (mental health)
• Infotainment
• Biometric Surveillance (e.g., theory and science, applications)
• Libertarian Party (U.S.A.)
• Scandals, Political (e.g., Anthony Weiner)
• Anti-Defamation League
• Surveillance Deterrence (uses, impact)
• Wrist/Ankle Monitoring Devices
• Texting
• Watchdog Groups
• Civil Disobedience (examples of)
• Traitors (controversial examples of)
• Taliban
• Cyber-prostitution
• Drug Therapies (surveillance of the body; forms of self/social control)
• Freedom of Expression (recent 1st Amendment challenges/changes)
• Electronic Harassment
• Mental Disability Law
• Port Security
• News Media (24/7 cycles)
• Specialty Courts (domestic violence)
• North Korea
• Deviance (e.g., in relation to digital surveillance culture)
• Drug Testing Kits (developments in technology, uses/abuses, examples of)
• Fingerprints (uses for surveillance; uses for computer security)
• Jennicam
• Plethysmograph (measuring and controlling sexual arousal in sex offenders)
• Disease Model in Psychiatry (i.e., as bio-psycho-social science, as medicalization)
• Internet Pornography (adult/child)
• Australia
• Biosurveillance Industry (e..g, bio-diversity, species identification, DNA bar-coding surveillance)
• Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
• China
• Bioengineering
• Life Science Surveillance and Security
• KGB
• Paparazzi
• Telemetric Policing
• Voting (including technological advances, secret ballots)
• Cuba
• Iraq
• Syria
• Bioinformatics
• Health Management Organizations
• Canada
• Data Mining and Profiling (in psychology)
• Diplomatic Envoys
• Bot-nets
• Culture (e.g., virtual realities, liquid identities)
• Dictators and Dictatorships (e.g., Osama bin Laden)
• Nine/Eleven 9/11 (New York City, Washington DC, Shanksville, PA)
• Russia
• United States
• Constructivism
• Cyber-marketing
• Electronic Restraint Devices (in prisons/jails, uses/abuses)
• Scanners (uses/abuses)
• Anti-Psychiatry (worldwide)
• Transportation Security Administration
• Religion, Organized
• Sociality
• Peace Agreements (examples of)
• Technology
• Cosmopolitanism (e.g., new directions)
• Mental Health In-Patient Facilities (institutionalization, medicalization)
• MySpace
• Mexico
• Conformity (e.g. in relation to digital surveillance culture)
• Creeping (definition and examples of)
• Threat Assessment (history, purpose, uses/abuses)
• Ancient Greek Surveillance
• Drug Testing (at work, in college-level and professional sports)
• Choice
• Modernism
• South Africa
• Apartheid
• Security Theater
• Online Shopping
• Torture (uses and examples)
• Identity Theft
• Commodification of the Body (as site of corporeal and digital contestation)
• Drug Trafficking
• Immigration and Naturalization Service
• Psychotherapy
• Crime (e.g., in relation to digital surveillance)
• Cyber-cities
• Cyber-theft
• Security and Exchange Commission
• Warrants (uses/abuses in searches and uses/abuses in arrests)
• National Security (as political-economic interests)
• Jacob Wetterling Crimes against Children and Sexually Violent Offender Registration Act
• Shopping Mall Security
• Political Dissidents (examples of)
• Libya
• Offender Re-entry Programs
• Eugenics Industrial Complex
• Military Industrial Complex
• Self-Deportation
• Crime Control
• Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Legal Moralism
• Social Justice
• Volume 1
• List of Entries
• Reader’s Guide
• About the Editor
• Contributors
• Introduction
• Entries
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• Volume 2
• List of Entries
• Entries
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Volume 3
• List of Entries
• Entries
• P
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• Y
• Index