Scottish Universities Press
Time and again, the public have compensated for ineffective state oversight of digital surveillance by exposing intelligence agencies for spying on those who threaten the ruling status quo, rather than protecting public safety or national security. This book offers lessons for academics and activists by examining surveillance scandals across eight Southern African countries when the public has intervened to call these agencies to account for abusing digital surveillance, and the successes and fa
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Time and again, the public have compensated for ineffective state oversight of digital surveillance by exposing intelligence agencies for spying on those who threaten the ruling status quo, rather than protecting public safety or national security. This book offers lessons for academics and activists by examining surveillance scandals across eight Southern African countries when the public has intervened to call these agencies to account for abusing digital surveillance, and the successes and fa
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