Opening the black box: the work of watching
"Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras are a prominent, if increasingly familiar, feature of urbanism. They symbolize the faith that spatial authorities place in technical interventions for the treatment of social problems. CCTV was principally introduced to sterilize municipalities, to gove...
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| Schriftenreihe: | Routledge advances in sociology
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras are a prominent, if increasingly familiar, feature of urbanism. They symbolize the faith that spatial authorities place in technical interventions for the treatment of social problems. CCTV was principally introduced to sterilize municipalities, to govern conducts and to protect properties. Vast expenditure has been committed to these technologies without a clear sense of how precisely they influence things. CCTV cameras might appear inanimate, but Opening the Black Box shows them to be vital mediums within relational circulations of supervision. The book principally excavates the social relations entwining the everyday application of CCTV. It takes the reader on a journey from living beneath the camera, to working behind the lens. Attention focuses on the labour exerted by camera operators as they source and process distanced spectacles. These workers are paid to scan monitor screens in search of disorderly vistas, visualizing stimuli according to its perceived riskiness and/or allurement. But the projection of this gaze can draw an unsettling reflection. It can mean enduring behavioural extremities as an impotent witness. It can also entail making spontaneous decisions that determine the course of justice. Opening the Black Box, therefore, contemplates the seductive and traumatic dimensions of monitoring telemediated 'riskscapes' through the prism of camera circuitry. It probes the positioning of camera operators as 'vicarious' custodians of a precarious social order and engages their subjective experiences. It reveals the work of watching to be an ambiguous practice: as much about managing external disturbances on the street as managing internal disruptions in the self"-- |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | XVIII, 184 S. 24 cm |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XVII
PARTI
PROBLEMATISING AND CONTEXTUALISING WATCHING PRACTICES 1
1 TOWARDS SUPERVISORY CIRCULATIONS: CIRCUITRY COORDINATES 3
SENSING DISRUPTION: THE WORK OF WATCHING 3
INTERPRETING DEDICATED WATCHING: THE SURVEILLANCE FIX 5
FLATTENING SURVEILLANCE: ENVISIONING SUPERVISORY CIRCULATIONS 12
A FUSION OF HORIZONS: VISIBILITY-VISUALITY ALTERNATIONS 15
OPENING CLOSED CIRCUITRIES: PURPOSE AND FOCUS 23
CHAPTER STRUCTURE AND CONTENT 23
2 ENGAGING CIRCUITRIES: RESEARCHING SUPERVISORY CIRCULATIONS 27
SETTING THE SCENE 27
THE (UN) VISIBILITY OFCCTV: PROTECTING THE PRIVILEGED, PROBLEMATISING
THE POOR 37
UNDER THE LENS: RESEARCH ON CCTV 45
CONTACTING SUPERVISORY LIFEWORLDS: ISSUES AND TECHNIQUES 49
PART II
ENGAGING THE MEANS OF WATCHING 61
3 INSTIGATING CIRCUITRIES: INCEPTION AND RECEPTION 63
SEDIMENTING INFLEXIBILITY: INSTIGATING CIRCUITRIES 64
THE SOCIO-MATERIAL SEDIMENTATION OF EXPEDIENCE: STRUCTURAL AND
OPERATIONAL SOLIDITY 77
THE SOCIO-MATERIAL SEDIMENTATION OF IMPROVIDENCE: STRUCTURAL AND
OPERATIONAL FRAGILITY 83
CHAPTER 3 SYNOPSIS 102
XVI CONTENTS
4 CONSTRUING CIRCUITRIES: SUPERVISORY PROJECTION 105
CCTV STRUGGLES: STRATEGIES AND TACTICS 106
CONTACT POINTS: SUPERVISORY CIRCUITRIES AS PARA-SOCIAL MEDIUMS 108
SPECTACLE ENCHANTMENT: THE SEDUCTION OF WATCHING 113
CHAPTER 4 SYNOPSIS 124
5 ENDURING CIRCUITRIES: SUPERVISORY SUBJECTION 126
AFFECTIVE LABOUR: MANAGING EMOTIONALITY AND CARING FOR
THE SELF 127
SPECTACLE DISENCHANTMENT: THE WORK OF WATCHING 130
TECHNIQUES OF NEUTRALISATION: MANAGING EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL
DISTURBANCES 137
CHAPTER 5 SYNOPSIS 149
6 SUSTAINING CIRCUITRIES: SUPERVISORY FLUCTUATION 151
EMPOWERED WATCHERS: ON CAPACITIES FOR INFLUENCE 152
DISEMPOWERED WORKERS: ON EXPERIENCES OF IMPOTENCE 155
SUPERVISORY BOXES OF ENLIGHTENMENT 159
REFERENCES 164
INDEX 175
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| title_fullStr | Opening the black box the work of watching Gavin J.D. Smith |
| title_full_unstemmed | Opening the black box the work of watching Gavin J.D. Smith |
| title_short | Opening the black box |
| title_sort | opening the black box the work of watching |
| title_sub | the work of watching |
| topic | Crime prevention / Social aspects Video surveillance / Social aspects Supervision Public safety / Social aspects Privacy, Right of / Social aspects SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / General bisacsh Gesellschaft Kriminalität (DE-588)4033178-7 gnd Videoüberwachung (DE-588)4758780-5 gnd Prävention (DE-588)4076308-0 gnd Soziale Kontrolle (DE-588)4055719-4 gnd Privatheit (DE-588)4195103-7 gnd Sicherheit (DE-588)4054790-5 gnd Innere Sicherheit (DE-588)4127888-4 gnd Videoüberwachungsanlage (DE-588)7535446-9 gnd |
| topic_facet | Crime prevention / Social aspects Video surveillance / Social aspects Supervision Public safety / Social aspects Privacy, Right of / Social aspects SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / General Gesellschaft Kriminalität Videoüberwachung Prävention Soziale Kontrolle Privatheit Sicherheit Innere Sicherheit Videoüberwachungsanlage |
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