Rhythm and Vigilance : Ethnographies of Surveillance and Time
Available open access digitally under CC-BY-NC-ND licence. Studies of surveillance have emphasised how technology is used to control space. This innovative collection examines how new monitoring technologies are also affecting the experience of time. Drawing on Henri Lefebvre's concept of rhythm, th...
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Bristol University Press
2025
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