Hi David,
in 2014 I will start a 3-year project on police videotaping
demonstrations. Drones are a minor issues in that field in Germany - at
least until now, but with an obiously rising tendency...
Gina Wollinger and I once wrote a piece on that (summing up develepments
in Germany and asking theoretical questions), also about the use of
drones. It also cites other work covering drones, e.g. by Volker Eick.
I am looking forward to the list of publications.
Best, Peter
Ullrich, Peter, und Gina Rosa Wollinger. „A Surveillance Studies
Perspective on Protest Policing. The Case of Video Surveillance of
Demonstrations in Germany“. Interface. A journal for and about social
movements 3, Nr. 1 (2011): 12–38.
http://www.interfacejournal.net/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Interface-3-1-Ullrich-and-Wollinger.pdf
The videotaping of all kinds of political demonstrations seems to have
become a standard policing procedure in many countries. This paper
explores the video surveillance of public protest in Germany, where, in
line with the international trend, developments on different levels have
changed the situation immensely in recent years. This article, first,
will give a short introduction to the subject and the history of video
surveilling demonstrations. Second, it will describe the (changing)
legal regulations in Germany. The third part considers technical
developments, while the fourth part focuses on reactions of protestors.
The relative absenteeism of the social sciences from the field motivates
the article’s fifth part, which asks after the theoretical implications
of the developments analysed and the questions for future research
arising therefrom. Panopticism, surveillant assemblages and the ‘culture
of control’ are considered concerning their possibilities and
limitations for understanding the problem of video surveillance of
demonstrations.
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>> On 1 May 2013 08:43, David Murakami Wood <[log in to unmask]
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>> Dear all,
>>
>> The Surveillance Studies Centre is just starting a project for the
>> Canadian Office of the Privacy Commissioner on the spread of
>> drones (UAVs, RPVs etc.) in Canada.
>>
>> As part of this, we thought it would be useful for us, and for
>> everyone else, if we constructed a working bibliography and
>> resource guide to research on drones worldwide, and this list is
>> perhaps the best way to do this.
>>
>> I am asking for three things:
>>
>> 1. that people doing research on drones introduce themselves and
>> their work - that can be done publicly by replying to the list; and
>> 2. that we share the bibliographies and resource lists we have
>> already constructed - the best way to do this is privately to my
>> e-mail, and then I will make an organized meta-list, which I will
>> post here.
>> 3. I am also looking into proposing a special issue of one of the
>> major interdisciplinary journals that deal with the interface of
>> social and spatial issues (Space and Culture, Geoforum,
>> Environment and Planning etc.) on drones, and if anyone is
>> interested in forming part of such a proposal, please contact me,
>> again privately.
>>
>> I hope this is useful!
>>
>> David MW.
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