An empirically rich, theoretically sophisticated, policy-oriented analysis of how public and private actors use digital surveillance for social influence and control in eight African countries.
An empirically rich, theoretically sophisticated, policy-oriented analysis of how public and private actors use digital surveillance for social influence and control in eight African countries.
Tony Roberts is a Digital Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex, UK. His research focuses on digital rights, digital inequalities and participatory methodologies. He has worked at the intersection of digital technologies, development and social justice since 1988. Dr. Roberts is the principal investigator of the GCRF African Digital Rights Network and editor of the collected edition Digital Rights in Closing Civic Space: Lessons from Ten African Countries. Admire Mare is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Media at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa. He was previously Deputy Head of the Communications department at the Namibian University of Science and Technology. His research focuses on participatory journalism, social media misinformation, and digital surveillance.
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Foreword Jane Duncan 1. Critical approaches to digital surveillance in Africa Tony Roberts and Admire Mare 2. Power, resistance, and the experience of digital surveillance in Ghana Gifty Appiah-Adjei and Oyewole Adekunle Oladapo 3. Phishing, spyware, and smart city tech: surveillance in Sisi's Egypt Afef Abrougui 4. State surveillance and digital rights in Zambia Sam Phiri and Kiss Abraham 5. State surveillance in Malawi: changes and continuities Jimmy Kainja 6. Panoptic real-time surveillance in Kenya Judy Gitahi and Muthuri Kathure 7. Digital surveillance in Nigeria Nana Nwachukwu 8. Who supplies digital surveillance technologies to African governments: pathways for resistance Anand Sheombar and Sebastian Klovig Skelton Index
Foreword Jane Duncan 1. Critical approaches to digital surveillance in Africa Tony Roberts and Admire Mare 2. Power, resistance, and the experience of digital surveillance in Ghana Gifty Appiah-Adjei and Oyewole Adekunle Oladapo 3. Phishing, spyware, and smart city tech: surveillance in Sisi's Egypt Afef Abrougui 4. State surveillance and digital rights in Zambia Sam Phiri and Kiss Abraham 5. State surveillance in Malawi: changes and continuities Jimmy Kainja 6. Panoptic real-time surveillance in Kenya Judy Gitahi and Muthuri Kathure 7. Digital surveillance in Nigeria Nana Nwachukwu 8. Who supplies digital surveillance technologies to African governments: pathways for resistance Anand Sheombar and Sebastian Klovig Skelton Index
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