The Post-Snowden Era : Mass Surveillance and Privacy in New Zealand
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Author:KUEHN Kathleen
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ISBN:9780908321070
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Publication Date:December 2016
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Edition:1
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Pages:159
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Binding:Paperback
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Publisher:Bridget Williams Books
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The Post-Snowden Era : Mass Surveillance and Privacy in New Zealand
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Author:KUEHN Kathleen
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ISBN:9780908321070
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Publication Date:December 2016
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Edition:1
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Pages:159
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Binding:Paperback
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Publisher:Bridget Williams Books
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Country of Publication:
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Recent revelations about the nature and extent of global surveillance programmes have shocked many. But what are their implications in the long-term and for New Zealand? Mapping New Zealand's role in international intelligence gathering from World War Two to the present day, Kathleen Kuehn asks probing questions about the behaviour of both the state and corporations in our current surveillance society. Ultimately these questions force us to confront the way we value our individual privacy and civil liberties, for as we often hear why should any of this matter if we have nothing to hide?
Featured in the 9 January 2017 New Zealand Newsletter.
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Only sustained public pressure can prevent the complicit submission and cultural amnesia that seems to follow every new revelation about surveillance in everyday life.
Recent revelations about the nature and extent of global surveillance programmes have shocked many. But what are their implications in the long-term and for New Zealand? Mapping New Zealand's role in international intelligence gathering from World War Two to the present day, Kathleen Kuehn asks probing questions about the behaviour of both the state and corporations in our current surveillance society. Ultimately these questions force us to confront the way we value our individual privacy and civil liberties, for as we often hear why should any of this matter if we have nothing to hide?
Featured in the 9 January 2017 New Zealand Newsletter.
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Author: KUEHN KathleenISBN: 9780908321070Publication Date: December 2016Edition: 1Pages: 159Binding: PaperbackPublisher: Bridget Williams BooksCountry of Publication:
Only sustained public pressure can prevent the complicit submission and cultural amnesia that seems to follow every new revelation about surveillance in everyday life.Recent revelations about the nature and extent of global surveillance programmes have shocked many. But what are their implications in the long-term and for New Zealand? Mapping New Zealand's role in international intelligence gathering from World War Two to the present day, Kathleen Kuehn asks probing questions about the behaviour of both the state and corporations in our current surveillance society. Ultimately these questions force us to confront the way we value our individual privacy and civil liberties, for as we often hear why should any of this matter if we have nothing to hide?
Featured in the 9 January 2017 New Zealand Newsletter.
To receive this newsletter regularly please email us with your name and contact details.Featured in the January 2017LAW Newsletter.
To receive this newsletter regularly please email us with your name and contact details.-
Author: KUEHN KathleenISBN: 9780908321070Publication Date: December 2016Edition: 1Pages: 159Binding: PaperbackPublisher: Bridget Williams BooksCountry of Publication:
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