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Video Surveillance and the Right of Access: The empirical proof of panoptical asymmetries
2017
Surveillance & Society
The interdisciplinary study presented here is about visual power relations in urban settings under video surveillance and the empirical assessment of one's right of access to personal data as a central feature of privacy regulation. Referring to Garfinkel's methodical approach of "breaching experiments", a series of so-called subject access requests according to Austrian data protection law are carried out, with an overall number of 29 private video operators examined. The empirical focus lies
doi:10.24908/ss.v15i2.6029
fatcat:p7qsfqlqefeh3huwirgyisd7te