Trust and Transparency in an Age of Surveillance
Herausgeber: Viola, Lora Anne; Laidler, Pawel
Trust and Transparency in an Age of Surveillance
Herausgeber: Viola, Lora Anne; Laidler, Pawel
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Investigating the theoretical and empirical relationships between transparency and trust in the context of surveillance, this volume argues that neither transparency nor trust provides a simple and self-evident path for mitigating the negative political and social consequences of state surveillance practices.
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Investigating the theoretical and empirical relationships between transparency and trust in the context of surveillance, this volume argues that neither transparency nor trust provides a simple and self-evident path for mitigating the negative political and social consequences of state surveillance practices.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 395g
- ISBN-13: 9780367638177
- ISBN-10: 0367638177
- Artikelnr.: 67823109
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 395g
- ISBN-13: 9780367638177
- ISBN-10: 0367638177
- Artikelnr.: 67823109
Pawe¿ Laidler, Ph.D. is Professor of Political Science at the Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. Lora Anne Viola, Ph.D. is Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Politics Department at the John F. Kennedy Institute for North American Studies, Freie Universität Berlin.
Introduction
1. On the Relationship Between Trust, Transparency, and Surveillance
Part I: Rethinking Transparency's Relationship to Power and Domination
2. The Limits of Transparency as a Tool for Regulating Surveillance: A
Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany
3. A Neo-Republican Critique of Transparency: The Chilling Effects of
Publicizing Power
4. The Dynamics of Imposed Transparency and its Role in Deep Social
Conflicts
5. Classifying and Dividing Labor: The Political Economy of Racializing
Surveillance
Part II: Transparency and Trust as Institutional Constraints and Critical
Praxis
6. Secrecy Versus Transparency in the US National Security Surveillance
State
7. Secret Surveillance in Poland After Snowden: Between Secrecy and
Transparency
8. Legal Safeguards and Oversight Innovations for Bulk Surveillance: An
International Comparative Analysis
9. Transparency and Surveillance of End Users on Social Media Platforms: A
View of Structural Economic Factors
Part III: Sources of Trust and Virtues of Mistrust in an Age of
Surveillance
10. Trust and Surveillance: An Odd Couple or a Perfect Pair?
11. Trustworthy Humans and Machines: Vulnerable Trustors and the Need for
Trustee Competence, Integrity, and Benevolence in Digital Systems
12. Why a Militantly Democratic Lack of Trust in State Surveillance can
Enable Better and More Democratic Security
Outlook
13. Surveillance, Transparency, and Trust: Critical Challenges from the
COVID-19 Pandemic
1. On the Relationship Between Trust, Transparency, and Surveillance
Part I: Rethinking Transparency's Relationship to Power and Domination
2. The Limits of Transparency as a Tool for Regulating Surveillance: A
Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany
3. A Neo-Republican Critique of Transparency: The Chilling Effects of
Publicizing Power
4. The Dynamics of Imposed Transparency and its Role in Deep Social
Conflicts
5. Classifying and Dividing Labor: The Political Economy of Racializing
Surveillance
Part II: Transparency and Trust as Institutional Constraints and Critical
Praxis
6. Secrecy Versus Transparency in the US National Security Surveillance
State
7. Secret Surveillance in Poland After Snowden: Between Secrecy and
Transparency
8. Legal Safeguards and Oversight Innovations for Bulk Surveillance: An
International Comparative Analysis
9. Transparency and Surveillance of End Users on Social Media Platforms: A
View of Structural Economic Factors
Part III: Sources of Trust and Virtues of Mistrust in an Age of
Surveillance
10. Trust and Surveillance: An Odd Couple or a Perfect Pair?
11. Trustworthy Humans and Machines: Vulnerable Trustors and the Need for
Trustee Competence, Integrity, and Benevolence in Digital Systems
12. Why a Militantly Democratic Lack of Trust in State Surveillance can
Enable Better and More Democratic Security
Outlook
13. Surveillance, Transparency, and Trust: Critical Challenges from the
COVID-19 Pandemic
Introduction
1. On the Relationship Between Trust, Transparency, and Surveillance
Part I: Rethinking Transparency's Relationship to Power and Domination
2. The Limits of Transparency as a Tool for Regulating Surveillance: A
Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany
3. A Neo-Republican Critique of Transparency: The Chilling Effects of
Publicizing Power
4. The Dynamics of Imposed Transparency and its Role in Deep Social
Conflicts
5. Classifying and Dividing Labor: The Political Economy of Racializing
Surveillance
Part II: Transparency and Trust as Institutional Constraints and Critical
Praxis
6. Secrecy Versus Transparency in the US National Security Surveillance
State
7. Secret Surveillance in Poland After Snowden: Between Secrecy and
Transparency
8. Legal Safeguards and Oversight Innovations for Bulk Surveillance: An
International Comparative Analysis
9. Transparency and Surveillance of End Users on Social Media Platforms: A
View of Structural Economic Factors
Part III: Sources of Trust and Virtues of Mistrust in an Age of
Surveillance
10. Trust and Surveillance: An Odd Couple or a Perfect Pair?
11. Trustworthy Humans and Machines: Vulnerable Trustors and the Need for
Trustee Competence, Integrity, and Benevolence in Digital Systems
12. Why a Militantly Democratic Lack of Trust in State Surveillance can
Enable Better and More Democratic Security
Outlook
13. Surveillance, Transparency, and Trust: Critical Challenges from the
COVID-19 Pandemic
1. On the Relationship Between Trust, Transparency, and Surveillance
Part I: Rethinking Transparency's Relationship to Power and Domination
2. The Limits of Transparency as a Tool for Regulating Surveillance: A
Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany
3. A Neo-Republican Critique of Transparency: The Chilling Effects of
Publicizing Power
4. The Dynamics of Imposed Transparency and its Role in Deep Social
Conflicts
5. Classifying and Dividing Labor: The Political Economy of Racializing
Surveillance
Part II: Transparency and Trust as Institutional Constraints and Critical
Praxis
6. Secrecy Versus Transparency in the US National Security Surveillance
State
7. Secret Surveillance in Poland After Snowden: Between Secrecy and
Transparency
8. Legal Safeguards and Oversight Innovations for Bulk Surveillance: An
International Comparative Analysis
9. Transparency and Surveillance of End Users on Social Media Platforms: A
View of Structural Economic Factors
Part III: Sources of Trust and Virtues of Mistrust in an Age of
Surveillance
10. Trust and Surveillance: An Odd Couple or a Perfect Pair?
11. Trustworthy Humans and Machines: Vulnerable Trustors and the Need for
Trustee Competence, Integrity, and Benevolence in Digital Systems
12. Why a Militantly Democratic Lack of Trust in State Surveillance can
Enable Better and More Democratic Security
Outlook
13. Surveillance, Transparency, and Trust: Critical Challenges from the
COVID-19 Pandemic