Computers, surveillance, and privacy 

 - Minneapolis :  University of Minnesota Press,  1995 
 - 285 p. 
<br/><br/>Surveillance. privacy, and the new technology / David Lyon and Elia Zureik -- <br/>Genetic testing and workplace surveillance: implications for privacy / Priscilla M. Reagan -- <br/>Privacy and surveillance in computer-supported cooperative work / Judith A. Perrolle -- <br/>High-tech workplace surveillance: what's really new? / James B. Rule -- <br/>Social control and the network marketplace / Abbe Mowshowitz -- <br/>How the marriage of management and computing intensifies the struggle for personal privacy / Rob Kling and Jonathan P. Allen -- <br/>Coming to terms with the panoptic sort / Oscar H. Gandy Jr -- <br/>Privacy: a concept whose time has come and gone / Calvin C. Gotlieb -- <br/>Databases as discourse; or, electronic interpellations / Mark Poster -- <br/>Electric eye in the sky: some reflections on the new surveillance and popular culture / Gary T. Marx -- <br/>The public surveillance of personal data: a cross-national analysis / Colin J. Bennett -- <br/>Surveying surveillance: an approach to measuring the extent of surveillance / Simon G. Davies 
<br/><br/><label>Materias - Términos temáticos: </label><br/>TECNOLOGÍA
<br/><br/><label>Materias--Términos de indización: </label>VIGILANCIA ELECTRÓNICA