David Lyon
1948
David Lyon is an expert on surveillance. Currently, he is Director of the Surveillance Studies Centre and Professor of Sociology and Professor of Law at Queen’s University. Lyon has been studying surveillance since the 1980s. His first book, "The Electronic Eye," was published in 1994. He has since published several books and many articles. Lyon received his degree from the University of Bradford in the UK.
Books
- Transparent Lives
- 后现代性
- Information technology and community development
- Big Data Surveillance and Security Intelligence
- The Rise of Surveillance Society
- Surveillance as Social Sorting
- Vivre à nu
- Computers, surveillance, and privacy
- The eclipse of Christian-religious assumptions: England in the 1870's
- The information society
- Christians & sociology
- Postmodernity
- The steeple's shadow
- Identifying citizens
- Surveillance and control in Israel/Palestine
- Daten, Drohnen, Disziplin
- Living Stones
- Surveillance Studies
- Culture of Surveillance
- THEORIZING SURVEILLANCE: THE PANOPTICON AND BEYOND; ED. BY DAVID LYON
- Surveillance after Snowden
- Playing the identity card
- Surveillance after September 11
- The electronic eye
- Sociology and the human image
- Karl Marx
- Routledge handbook of surveillance studies
- 基督教與社會學
- Liquid Surveillance
- Cyberspace
- SURVEILLANCE STUDIES
- Theorizing Surveillance
- Electronic Eye
- Opseis tēs neas parakolouthēsēs
- Rethinking church, state, and modernity
- Future society
- Jesus in Disneyland
- The silicon society
- Surveillance society
- Eyes everywhere
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