Kirstie Ball is professor of management at the School of Management at University of St. Andrews. She is co-director and founder of Centre for Research into Information, Surveillance and Privacy (CRISP, co-founder of the journal Surveillance and Society and the charitable company Surveillance Studies Network. She is the co-editor with Frank Webster of The Intensification of Surveillance (Pluto Press, 2003).Frank Webster is Professor of Sociology at City University, London. He is co-editor of The Intensification of Surveillance (Pluto Press, 2003).

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• 1. The intensification of surveillanceKirstie Ball (Lecturer in Organizational Management, University of Birmingham) and Frank Webster (Professor of Sociology, University of Birmingham)2. Surveillance after September 11thDavid Lyon (Professor of Sociology, Queen's University, Canada)3. Data – mining and surveillance in the post 9-11 environmentOscar Gandy (Annenberg School of Communication, University of Pennsylvania)4. Joined – up surveillance?Charles Raab (Professor of Government, University of Edinburgh)5. ‘They Don’t Even Know We’re There’: The Electronic Monitoring of Offenders In England and WalesMike Nellis (Senior Lecturer in Probation Studies, University of Birmingham)6. Information warfare, surveillance and human rights by Frank Webster7. Mapping out Cybercrimes in a Cyberspatial Surveillant AssemblageDavid Wall (Director of the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, University of Leeds)8. The constant state of emergency? Surveillance after 9/11David Wood (Earl Grey Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Newcastle University), Eli Konvitz (PhD) and Kirstie BallBibliographyIndex

Kirstie Ball is professor of management at the School of Management at University of St. Andrews. She is co-director and founder of Centre for Research into Information, Surveillance and Privacy (CRISP, co-founder of the journal Surveillance and Society and the charitable company Surveillance Studies Network. She is the co-editor with Frank Webster of The Intensification of Surveillance (Pluto Press, 2003).Frank Webster is Professor of Sociology at City University, London. He is co-editor of The Intensification of Surveillance (Pluto Press, 2003).

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• 1. The intensification of surveillanceKirstie Ball (Lecturer in Organizational Management, University of Birmingham) and Frank Webster (Professor of Sociology, University of Birmingham)2. Surveillance after September 11thDavid Lyon (Professor of Sociology, Queen's University, Canada)3. Data – mining and surveillance in the post 9-11 environmentOscar Gandy (Annenberg School of Communication, University of Pennsylvania)4. Joined – up surveillance?Charles Raab (Professor of Government, University of Edinburgh)5. ‘They Don’t Even Know We’re There’: The Electronic Monitoring of Offenders In England and WalesMike Nellis (Senior Lecturer in Probation Studies, University of Birmingham)6. Information warfare, surveillance and human rights by Frank Webster7. Mapping out Cybercrimes in a Cyberspatial Surveillant AssemblageDavid Wall (Director of the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, University of Leeds)8. The constant state of emergency? Surveillance after 9/11David Wood (Earl Grey Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Newcastle University), Eli Konvitz (PhD) and Kirstie BallBibliographyIndex