Benjamin Goold has been Lecturer in Law at both Corpus Christi College and New College, Oxford. From 2001-2, he was Adjunct Instructor in the Department of Law and Police Science, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, and he is currently Associate Professor of Anglo-American Law at the Faculty of Law, Niigata University, Japan.

CCTV and Policing is a rigorous piece of work that sheds fascinating light on a subject too little discussed, and it deserves to be read far outside the realm of academic criminology, especially by those concerned about civil liberties.

• 1. Under Surveillance ; 2. Research Methods ; 3. Playing 'Little Brother' ; 4. Going by the Codes ; 5. Working Together? ; 6. Choosing Targets ; 7. The Effect of CCTV on Policing ; 8. Conclusions

Benjamin Goold has been Lecturer in Law at both Corpus Christi College and New College, Oxford. From 2001-2, he was Adjunct Instructor in the Department of Law and Police Science, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, and he is currently Associate Professor of Anglo-American Law at the Faculty of Law, Niigata University, Japan.

CCTV and Policing is a rigorous piece of work that sheds fascinating light on a subject too little discussed, and it deserves to be read far outside the realm of academic criminology, especially by those concerned about civil liberties.

• 1. Under Surveillance ; 2. Research Methods ; 3. Playing 'Little Brother' ; 4. Going by the Codes ; 5. Working Together? ; 6. Choosing Targets ; 7. The Effect of CCTV on Policing ; 8. Conclusions

Benjamin Goold has been Lecturer in Law at both Corpus Christi College and New College, Oxford. From 2001-2, he was Adjunct Instructor in the Department of Law and Police Science, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, and he is currently Associate Professor of Anglo-American Law at the Faculty of Law, Niigata University, Japan.

CCTV and Policing is a rigorous piece of work that sheds fascinating light on a subject too little discussed, and it deserves to be read far outside the realm of academic criminology, especially by those concerned about civil liberties.

• 1. Under Surveillance ; 2. Research Methods ; 3. Playing 'Little Brother' ; 4. Going by the Codes ; 5. Working Together? ; 6. Choosing Targets ; 7. The Effect of CCTV on Policing ; 8. Conclusions