Nils Zurawski
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 221578 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Nils Zurawski |
| NOMBRES | Nils |
| APELLIDO | Zurawski |
| FIRMA | ZURAWSKI N |
| AFILIACIONES | Universität Hamburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5467-8130 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Robert Feustel / Gregor Ritschel
Eine Rezension
Hagberg, Sten et al
Rezensentinnen und Rezensenten des 2. Heftes 2023
David Joshua Schröder, Kontrollräume und Raumkontrolle
Article David Joshua Schröder, Kontrollräume und Raumkontrolle: Infrastrukturelle Kontrollzentralen in Zeiten der Digitalisierung. Bielefeld: transcript 2022, 304 S., kt., 49,00 € was published on April 1, 2023 in the journal Soziologische Revue (volume 46, issue 2)
Christian Fuchs
Christian Fuchs: Verschwörungstheorien in der Pandemie. Wie über Covid-19 im Internet kommuniziert wurde. 2022, München:UKV (UTB). 211 Seiten. Eine Rezension von Nils Zurawski
"Die Pandemie sind wir"
Dieses ist eine Rezension von Malte Thießen: Auf Abstand. Eine Gesellschaftsgeschichte der Coronapandemie. Fankfurt am Main: Campus Verlag, ISBN: 978-3-593-51423-9
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The Anthropology of Security
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Sports represent an ideal field to explore the importance of everyday surveillance practices. The routines of preparation associated with conducting or participating in a sports mega event at international level highlight unique facets of surveillance as everyday and normalised elements of elite international or professional sports performance. While these routines do have potential individual or social costs, or are open to various forms of subv…
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This case study examines how CCTV is used in local politics as a vehicle for different actors with different agendas. In discussing an actual case from Hamburg, in which five cameras have been installed and removed within two years, the article will give an account of local politics, in which CCTV is used for various purposes and part of many different agendas. Most interestingly, the arguments' focus is usually on crime prevention, but here they…
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Monitoring of consumers has become the most widespread mode of surveillance today. Being a multi-billion dollar business, the collected data are traded globally without much concern by the consumers themselves. Loyalty cards are an element with which such data are collected. Analyzing the role of loyalty cards in everyday practices such as shopping, I discuss how new modes of surveillance evolve and work and why they eventually make communication…
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The New Politics of Surveillance and Visibility (review)
Reviewed by Nils Zurawski University of Hamburg Kevin D. Haggerty and Richard V. Ericson eds., The New Politics of Surveillance and Visibility. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2006, 384 pp. Over the past few years various edited volumes and books have been published that belong to the wider field of Surveillance Studies. The New Politics of Surveillance and Visibility is a further major contribution to this field regarding the quality of th…
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In researching CCTV, it must be examined how people assess CCTV measures against the background of their individual knowledge about the technology in question. Research on visual surveillance needs to ask how they sense and perceive cameras. As cameras impact on spatial images and social perceptions, such as security, people's confidence will not be explained solely by showing that cameras do or do not work in reducing crime. For that it is neces…
"I Know Where You Live!" – Aspects of Watching, Surveillance and Social Control in a Conflict Zone (Northern Ireland)
This article examines the special role of non-technological, everyday surveillance in Northern Ireland, and its meaning for life in the conflict laden province. It looks at the dimensions of people watching other people and how it is that the culture of conflict, which undoubtedly still exists in Northern Ireland, also produces a culture of surveillance. This culture then affects the way in which other forms of surveillance are viewed: with the i…
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This article argues for a wider and more nuanced understanding of ethnography’s role in Surveillance Studies than has sometimes historically been the case. The article begins by (briefly) deconstructing some of the ways that the concepts of both ‘surveillance’ and ‘ethnography’ have been deployed in empirical surveillance research over time, in order to set the scene for a critical interrogation of the variety of ethnographic approaches so far us…
"I Know Where You Live!" – Aspects of Watching, Surveillance and Social Control in a Conflict Zone (Northern Ireland)
This article examines the special role of non-technological, everyday surveillance in Northern Ireland, and its meaning for life in the conflict laden province. It looks at the dimensions of people watching other people and how it is that the culture of conflict, which undoubtedly still exists in Northern Ireland, also produces a culture of surveillance. This culture then affects the way in which other forms of surveillance are viewed: with the i…
Local Practice and Global Data
Monitoring of consumers has become the most widespread mode of surveillance today. Being a multi-billion dollar business, the collected data are traded globally without much concern by the consumers themselves. Loyalty cards are an element with which such data are collected. Analyzing the role of loyalty cards in everyday practices such as shopping, I discuss how new modes of surveillance evolve and work and why they eventually make communication…
Video Surveillance and Everyday Life
Closed-circuit television (CCTV) has become the icon of surveillance, both in popular culture as well as in actual politics. Its prosthetic forms penetrate the public sphere and spaces. This article discusses results from a study for a more differentiated view on CCTV in everyday life. Interested in the knowledge and assessments of CCTV, the author conducted a two-layered study in Hamburg. Combining a qualitative study, to explore the field and f…
Crime, Maps and Meaning
In researching CCTV, it must be examined how people assess CCTV measures against the background of their individual knowledge about the technology in question. Research on visual surveillance needs to ask how they sense and perceive cameras. As cameras impact on spatial images and social perceptions, such as security, people's confidence will not be explained solely by showing that cameras do or do not work in reducing crime. For that it is neces…
Surveillance and Sport
Sports represent an ideal field to explore the importance of everyday surveillance practices. The routines of preparation associated with conducting or participating in a sports mega event at international level highlight unique facets of surveillance as everyday and normalised elements of elite international or professional sports performance. While these routines do have potential individual or social costs, or are open to various forms of subv…
Crime, Maps and Meaning
In researching CCTV, it must be examined how people assess CCTV measures against the background of their individual knowledge about the technology in question. Research on visual surveillance needs to ask how they sense and perceive cameras. As cameras impact on spatial images and social perceptions, such as security, people's confidence will not be explained solely by showing that cameras do or do not work in reducing crime. For that it is neces…
"I Know Where You Live!" – Aspects of Watching, Surveillance and Social Control in a Conflict Zone (Northern Ireland)
This article examines the special role of non-technological, everyday surveillance in Northern Ireland, and its meaning for life in the conflict laden province. It looks at the dimensions of people watching other people and how it is that the culture of conflict, which undoubtedly still exists in Northern Ireland, also produces a culture of surveillance. This culture then affects the way in which other forms of surveillance are viewed: with the i…
The New Politics of Surveillance and Visibility (review)
Reviewed by Nils Zurawski University of Hamburg Kevin D. Haggerty and Richard V. Ericson eds., The New Politics of Surveillance and Visibility. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2006, 384 pp. Over the past few years various edited volumes and books have been published that belong to the wider field of Surveillance Studies. The New Politics of Surveillance and Visibility is a further major contribution to this field regarding the quality of th…
Violence and democracy
Violence and Democracy John Keane Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2004, 218 pp., ISBN 0-521-54544-7 Violent Democracy Daniel Ross Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2004, 183 pp., ISBN 0
Surveillance Studies
Video Surveillance and Everyday Life
Closed-circuit television (CCTV) has become the icon of surveillance, both in popular culture as well as in actual politics. Its prosthetic forms penetrate the public sphere and spaces. This article discusses results from a study for a more differentiated view on CCTV in everyday life. Interested in the knowledge and assessments of CCTV, the author conducted a two-layered study in Hamburg. Combining a qualitative study, to explore the field and f…
Local Practice and Global Data
Monitoring of consumers has become the most widespread mode of surveillance today. Being a multi-billion dollar business, the collected data are traded globally without much concern by the consumers themselves. Loyalty cards are an element with which such data are collected. Analyzing the role of loyalty cards in everyday practices such as shopping, I discuss how new modes of surveillance evolve and work and why they eventually make communication…
From crime prevention to urban development
This case study examines how CCTV is used in local politics as a vehicle for different actors with different agendas. In discussing an actual case from Hamburg, in which five cameras have been installed and removed within two years, the article will give an account of local politics, in which CCTV is used for various purposes and part of many different agendas. Most interestingly, the arguments' focus is usually on crime prevention, but here they…
The Anthropology of Security
1: Sarkozy and the Roma: Performing Securitisation, by Marion Demossier 2: Video-Surveillance and the Political use of Discretionary Power in the Name of Security and Defence, by Catarina Frois 3: Location, Isolation, and Disempowerment: The Swift Proliferation of Security Discourse among Policy Professionals, by Greg Feldman 4: Compensating (In)Security: Anthropological Perspectives on Internal Security, by Alexandra Schwell 5: Petty States of E…
The Anthropology of Security
Surveillance and Sport
Sports represent an ideal field to explore the importance of everyday surveillance practices. The routines of preparation associated with conducting or participating in a sports mega event at international level highlight unique facets of surveillance as everyday and normalised elements of elite international or professional sports performance. While these routines do have potential individual or social costs, or are open to various forms of subv…
Surveillance and Ethnography
This article argues for a wider and more nuanced understanding of ethnography’s role in Surveillance Studies than has sometimes historically been the case. The article begins by (briefly) deconstructing some of the ways that the concepts of both ‘surveillance’ and ‘ethnography’ have been deployed in empirical surveillance research over time, in order to set the scene for a critical interrogation of the variety of ethnographic approaches so far us…
Kulturanalyse in einem interdisziplinären Kontext
Dieser Artikel erzählt die Entstehungs- und Entwicklungsgeschichte des 2000 gegründeten Open Access-Journals aus Sicht von vier Herausgeber:innen, die die Arbeit und den Inhalt der Zeitschrift mitgeprägt haben. Dieser Artikel ist zuerst in dem Sammelband „Widerständigkeiten des Alltags“ (Hamm, Holfelder, Ritter, Schwell & Sutter, 2019) aus Anlass des 60. Geburtstages von Klaus Schönberger erschienen, einem der beiden Gründer und Herausgeber von k…
Aktuelle soziologische Literatur zur Polizei
Christian Fuchs
Christian Fuchs: Verschwörungstheorien in der Pandemie. Wie über Covid-19 im Internet kommuniziert wurde. 2022, München:UKV (UTB). 211 Seiten. Eine Rezension von Nils Zurawski
"Die Pandemie sind wir"
Dieses ist eine Rezension von Malte Thießen: Auf Abstand. Eine Gesellschaftsgeschichte der Coronapandemie. Fankfurt am Main: Campus Verlag, ISBN: 978-3-593-51423-9
Rezensentinnen und Rezensenten des 2. Heftes 2023
David Joshua Schröder, Kontrollräume und Raumkontrolle
Article David Joshua Schröder, Kontrollräume und Raumkontrolle: Infrastrukturelle Kontrollzentralen in Zeiten der Digitalisierung. Bielefeld: transcript 2022, 304 S., kt., 49,00 € was published on April 1, 2023 in the journal Soziologische Revue (volume 46, issue 2)
Hagberg, Sten et al
Robert Feustel / Gregor Ritschel
Eine Rezension
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