Surveillance, Privacy and Public Space (Paperback, 1)

INTRODUCTION Chapter 1. Privacy and Surveillance in the Streets: An Introduction Bryce Clayton Newell PART I. THE CHANGING NATURE OF PUBLIC SPACE Chapter 2. In the Privacy of Our Streets Carissa Veliz Chapter 3. Building Ivory Surveillance Towers: Transformations of Public Space in Higher Education Sarah Shoemaker and Patrick Schmidt Chapter 4. The Changing Nature of Public Space in Sao Paulo: A Taxonomic Approach Anthony Boanada-Fuchs PART II. Present, Sensed, and Leaving Traces Chapter 5. A Window into the Soul: Biosensing in Public Elaine Sedenberg, Richmond Wong, and John Chuang Chapter 6. Adverse Detection: The Promise and Peril of Body-Worn Cameras Michael Katell Chapter 7. "The end of privacy as we know it": Reconsidering Public Space in the Age of Google Glass Olga Kudina and Melis Ba? PART III. Participation and Surveillance Chapter 8. Revisiting Privacy in Public Spaces in the Context of Digital Vigilantism Daniel Trottier Chapter 9. Emergency Calls with a Photo Attached: The Effects of Urging Citizens to Use their Smartphones for Surveillance Gerard Jan Ritsema van Eck Chapter 10. "I’m a Creep, I’m a Weirdo": Street Photography in the Service of the Male Gaze Stuart Hargreaves PART IV. Regulation, Privacy, and Public Space Chapter 11. Legal Standards of Location Privacy in Light of the Mosaic Theory Ale? Zavr?nik and Primo? Kri?nar Chapter 12. State Surveillance and Privacy in North American Public Spaces Bryce Clayton Newell, Silvia De Conca, and Kristen Thomasen