Trust and Transparency in an Age of Surveillance (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction 1. On the Relationship Between Trust, Transparency, and Surveillance Lora Anne Viola and Paweł Laidler I: Re-Thinking Transparency’s Relationship to Power and Domination 2. The Limits of Transparency as a Tool for Regulating Surveillance: A Comparative Study of the US, UK, and Germany Lora Anne Viola 3. A Neo-Republican Critique of Transparency: The Chilling Effects of Publicizing Power Matthew Hall 4. The Dynamics of Imposed Transparency and its Role in Deep Social Conflicts Shaul A. Duke 5. Classifying and Dividing Labor: The Political Economy of Racializing Surveillance Markus Kienscherf II: Transparency and Trust as Institutional Constraints and Critical Praxis 6. Secrecy Versus Transparency in the US National Security Surveillance State Paweł Laidler 7. Secret Surveillance in Poland After Snowden: Between Secrecy and Transparency Mateusz Kolaszy?ski 8. Legal Safeguards and Oversight Innovations for Bulk Surveillance: An International Comparative Analysis Thorsten Wetzling and Kilian Vieth 9. Transparency and Surveillance of End Users on Social Media Platforms: A View of Structural Economic Factors Abel Reiberg III: Sources of Trust and Virtues of Mistrust in an Age of Surveillance 10. Trust and Surveillance: An Odd Couple or a Perfect Pair? Fredrika Bjorklund 11. Trustworthy Humans and Machines: Vulnerable Trustors and the Need for Trustee Competence, Integrity and Benevolence in Digital Systems Sara Degli-Esposti and David Arroyo 12. Why a Militantly Democratic Lack of Trust in State Surveillance can Enable Better and More Democratic Security Miguelangel Verde Garrido Outlook 13. Surveillance, Transparency, and Trust: Critical Challenges from the COVID-19 Pandemic David Lyon