The Ethics of Surveillance: An Introduction offers a clear and comprehensive exploration of one of the most pressing ethical issues of our time. From government monitoring to everyday data collection, it tackles the moral dilemmas at the heart of surveillance in contemporary society.
Among the questions it addresses are:
This fully revised second edition includes fresh material on pandemic-era 'track and trace', and emerging technologies such as digital identity, AI and the Internet of Things.
Rich with case studies - including contemporary examples like ChatGPT and facial recognition - this book offers a philosophically grounded yet accessible entry point into a fast-evolving field. It is ideal reading for students and thoughtful readers across applied ethics, technology ethics, privacy, politics, journalism, security studies and human geography.
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