Accountability in Policing and Surveillance in the Information Age: Boundaries and BoundaryCrossing in Global Terrorism and Cou,Used

Accountability in Policing and Surveillance in the Information Age: Boundaries and BoundaryCrossing in Global Terrorism and Cou,Used

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There is a potential lack of democratic accountability in policing and surveillance as terrorism and counterterrorism increasingly follow global flows of information and communication. While states and law enforcement agencies increasingly favour national security over individual liberty, new approaches to policing and surveillance have made accountability in law enforcement more problematic. The book examines five boundaries which used to set limits to law enforcement by providing constitutional and institutional accountability frameworks: the boundaries between states, the institutions within a state, the criminal and the noncriminal sphere, the state and the private sector, and the boundaries between individual information and communication technologies. As information cross these boundaries in rising amounts, the private sphere of the individual is coming more and more under threat, because concepts and frameworks of democratic accountability are rendered ineffective. The book makes a critical contribution to the debate on security and liberty in the context of counterterrorism. It is of interest to people in academia, politics and publicinterest groups.

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