Ethics of Surveillance

Monday 27 February - Tuesday 28 February, University of Leeds

This is a two-day conference to discuss some of the ethical challenges arising from surveillance.  Although a basic human practice, surveillance has received little attention in the field of normative ethics.  This conference seeks to address this by looking at both theoretical and applied issues.

Keynote Speakers:
Charles Raab (University of Edinburgh)
Tom Sorrell (University of Birmingham)
Katja Franko Aas (University of Oslo)
Juliet Lodge (University of Leeds)

Registration, programme and abstracts for the conference are available from the following website:
http://www.idea.leeds.ac.uk/2012/01/surveillance-ethics-conference-2/

There is a limited number of places available at a cost of £20 to cover both days.

The organisers would particularly like to thank LiSS-COST and the University of Leeds for financial support which has made this conference possible. 
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Kevin Macnish
PhD Student
http://leeds.academia.edu/KevinMacnish/About

Inter-Disciplinary Ethics Applied
A Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning
University of Leeds
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Leeds LS2 9JT

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