Gerade erschienen, rechtzeitig zu den Olympischen Spielen in Sotchi: die neue Ausgabe von Surveillance & Society, herausgegeben von Ian Warren und mir.
Surveillance & Society
Vol 11, No 4 : Surveillance and Sport edited by Ian Warren and Nils Zurawski.
Inhalt
- Andrew Manley and Michael Silk: ‚Liquid London: Sporting Spectacle, Britishness & Ban-optic Surveillance‘
- Simone Eisenhauer, Daryl Adair and Tracy Taylor: ‚Fifa-isation: Security, brand protection and media management at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa‘
- Chad Whelan: ‚Surveillance, security and sporting mega events: toward a research agenda on the organisation of security networks‘
- Fred Mason: ‚Watching the Watchers: A Visual Sociology Essay on Control, Security and Surveillance at Olympic Women’s Soccer in Glasgow‘
- Kevin Dixon: ‚The role of surveillance in the construction of authentic football fandom practice‘
- Ian Warren, Darren Palmer and Chad Whelan: ‚Surveillance, Governance and Professional Sport‘
- Honorata Jakubowska: ‚Gender verification in sport as a surveillance practice – inside and outside perceptions‘
- Anthony Rees, Tom Gibbons and Kevin Dixon: ‚The Surveillance of Racing Cyclists in Training: A Bourdieusian Perspective‘
- Sarah Teetzel and Charlene Weaving: ‚From Silence to Surveillance: Examining the Aftermath of a Canadian University Doping Scandal‘
- April D Henning: ‚(Self-)Surveillance, Anti-Doping, and Health in Non-Elite Road Running‘
- Elaine Verna Cook and Kim D. Dorsch: ‚Monitoring in Youth Sport: A Paradigm Shift‘