In recent decades, the diffusion of information technologies to a wide variety of audiences and the associated possibilities for data collection have contributed to the development of new forms of surveillance. Mass surveillance, conceived in its highly vertical form, is now superimposed on interpersonal, participatory surveillance, in which everyone becomes both observed and observer. Adolescents […] … learn more→

Since February 2020 I have conducted Zoom conversations with eight early career researchers about their experiences. They all completed Humanities and Social Sciences PhDs from Australian universities in the last five years, and are citizens and/or residents of four different countries (Australia, Canada, Indonesia and the USA). Some are working as academics in universities, but […] … learn more→