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Volume 29 Number 2
Summer 2010
Special Section on Uberveillance

DEPARTMENTS

3 Editorial

4 Guest Message

5 Essay

6 Book Reviews

SPECIAL SECTION ON UBERVEILLANCE
Guest Editors: M.G. Michael and Katina Michael

9 Toward a State of Uberveillance*
M.G. Michael and Katina Michael

17 What is Uberveillance? (And What Should be Done About It?)*
Roger Clarke

26 Opposing Surveillance*
Brian Martin

33 Owning Identity – One or Many – Do We Have a Choice?*
Marcus Wigan

39 Privacy Implications of Automated GPS Tracking and Profiling*
Muhammad Usman Iqbal and Samsung Lim

FEATURES

47 Designing a Low-Cost, Electricity-Generating Cooking Stove*
P.H. Riley, C. Saha, and C.J. Johnson

54 Strengthening Governments to Formulate Integrated Digital Strategies*
Kostas Metaxiotis, Yiannis Larios, and Vassilis Assimakopoulos

Volume 29 Number 2 Summer 2010 Special Section on Uberveillance

Volume 29 Number 2
Summer 2010
Special Section on Uberveillance