Surveillance

M. Mann*, I. Warren 1 School of Justice and Crime and Justice Research Centre, QUT 2 School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Deakin University *corresponding author: m6.mann@qut.edu.au Cyberspace, by nature, bridges conventional geographic divides. This has enormous implications for transnational...

Caitlin Overington PhD Candidate, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Melbourne Declaring footage to be decisive and data to be objective is increasingly common as surveillance becomes an entrenched way of seeing crime. Progressively a social practice in...

E. Taylor1, M. Lee2, M. Willis3 and A. Gannoni4 1 Australian National University 2 University of Sydney 3 Australian Institute of Criminology 4 Australian Institute of Criminology Body-worn video (BWV) cameras are increasingly used by Australian frontline police. First trialled...