Surveillance & space / Francisco R. Klauser.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 168-188) and index.

Introduction : Governing the everyday in the digital age -- Part I. Conceptual foundations -- Surveillance and the everyday -- Surveillance and mediation -- Surveillance and power -- Surveillance and space -- Part II. Spatial logics of surveillance -- Punctual, linear and planar logics of surveillance -- Surveillance relating to fixity and flexibility, enclosure and openness -- Spherical attributes of surveillance -- Part III. The functioning of surveillance in its relation to space -- Surveillance, authority and expertise -- Policy mobilities and exemplification in surveillance matters -- Part IV. The socio-spatial implications of surveillance -- Spatial distancing and separation -- The orchestration and automatic production of space -- Conclusion : Towards a political geography of surveillance.