دانلود کتاب Police on Camera: Surveillance, Privacy, and Accountability

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Contents
List of illustrations
List of contributors
Preface
Abbreviations
Introduction: The ayes have it—Should they?: Police body-worn cameras
Section 1: Setting the stage: Theory and practice
1. Taking off the blinders: A general framework to understand how bodycams work
2. Theorizing police body-worn cameras
3. Reading the body-worn camera as multiple: A reconsideration of entities as enactments
Section 2: Accountability and discretion
4. Can we count on the police?: Definitional issues in considering the promise of body-worn cameras to increase police accountability
5. The camera never lies?: Police body-worn cameras and operational discretion
6. Does surveillance of officers lead to de-policing?: A block randomized crossover controlled trial on body-worn cameras in Uruguay
7. Police body-worn cameras in the Canadian context: Policing’s new visibility and today’s expectations for police accountability
8. Commentary: Accountability, discretion, and the questions we ask
9. Commentary: Questioning assumptions of de-policing and erasures of race: A rejoinder to Ariel and colleagues’ study of camera-induced passivity among traffic police in Uruguay
Section 3: Privacy and surveillance
10. Not just about privacy: Police body-worn cameras and the costs of public area surveillance
11. Privacy, public disclosure, and police-worn body camera footage
12. The rise of body-worn video cameras: A new surveillance revolution?
13. Commentary: A republican and collective approach to the privacy and surveillance issues of bodycams
14. Commentary: Protecting the rights of citizens on camera: Why restricting disclosure of police body camera footage is better than giving victims control over recording
Conclusion: Body-worn cameras, surveillance, and police legitimacy
Index