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The Ambivalent Subject: Reconciling Contradictory Subjective Experiences of Surveillance
2020
Surveillance & Society
This article discusses the surveillant assemblage operating within the brandscape of two American mega–casinos and the ways in which the mechanisms of this surveillance impact the subjective experiences of older adults who frequent these facilities in retirement. Based on ethnographic fieldwork conducted at these sites from 2015 to 2017, I argue that these immersive and all-inclusive spaces deploy a variety of intensive surveillance methods to ensure profitability but largely avoid many of the
doi:10.24908/ss.v18i1.12783
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