The deadline for submissions is rather convenient (15 November 2014), and here's a list of possible themes:
- Big Data, surveillance and tecnopolitics
- Surveillance, political protests and urban demonstrations
- Mega events and surveillance
- Web, Deep Web and Internet of Things: tracking and surveillance
- Activism and counter surveillance: cryptography, hacktivism, tecnopolitics
- Artistic practices and surveillance aesthetics
- Work an surveillance
- Body, affect and surveillance
- Identification, biometry and surveillance
- Smart City and Smart Surveillance
- Mobile and wearable surveillance: drones, GPS, smartphones, integrated cameras etc.
- Privacy, personal data and information control
- Consumer surveillance
- Self-monitoring technologies and control
- Histories, memories and archives of surveillance
- Regulating surveillance and data protection in Latin America
- Snowden, NSA and mass surveillance: impacts in Latin America
- Surveillance and military dictatorship in Latin America
- Surveillance market in Latin America: public-private connections
- Tecnopolitics and surveillance in Latin America: concepts, methodologies and case studies
- Social Control, territory and surveillance in Latin America
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