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Surveillance & Society

Érudit

About

Surveillance & Society is the premier journal of surveillance studies. Surveillance & Society exists to: publish innovative and transdisciplinary work on surveillance; encourage understanding of approaches to surveillance in different academic disciplines; promote understanding of surveillance in wider society; encourage policy and political debate about surveillance.

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  • Portico
  • Scholars Portal

Financial Information

This journal is financially supported by the Partnership for Open Access (partnership.erudit.org) and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada through the Aid to Scholarly Journals program. The journal may also benefit from other contributions that support its operations.