This issue of Surveillance & Society examines the social implications of contemporary surveillance with a focus on the complexities of empowerment. Our purpose is not to stake a claim or chart a new course, but instead to recognize and encourage a mode of inquiry that has been emerging for some time.
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Monahan et al. (2010) studied this question.
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