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Hyper-Surveilance and Confinement: Then and Now
Wed, Nov 19, 8:00 to 9:20am, Marriott, Sierra K, 5th FloorSession Submission Type: Regular Session
Abstract
This session considers the contemporary U.S. experience with domestic intelligence, policing and mass incarceration in light of the past.
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Individual Presentations
Separating Foreign Intelligence from Domestic Law Enforcement in an Era of Metadata: A History of the Foreign Intelligence Act (FISA) - Daria Vaisman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice / CUNY Graduate Center
Can a reasonable balance between privacy and security be practiced? Infopolitics & Securitization in Policing - John Deukmedjian, University of Windsor
The Logic of the Whip: Mass Incarceration as Labor Discipline in the Neoliberal Social Structures of Accumulation - Geert Dhondt, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY
Ironies of Supermax Confinement - James Mack Arthur Pitts, University of Southern Mississippi