Surveillance, Privacy and Security

Introduction, Editors PART I: Citizens' Perceptions on Security and Privacy: Empirical Findings 1. Citizens' Attitudes and Preferences Regarding Privacy and Security, Marc van Lieshout, Michael Friedewald et al. 2. Citizens' Privacy Concerns: Does National Culture Matter?, Jelena Budak and Rajh Edo 3. Aligning Security and Privacy: En route toward Acceptable Surveillance, Sara Degli Esposti, Vincenzo Pavone, and Elvira Santiago-Gomez 4. Framing Effects on the Acceptance of Surveillance-oriented Security Technologies, Evelien De Pauw and Vermeersch Hans 5. Beyond the Trade-off between Privacy and Security? Organisational Routines and Individual Strategies at the Security Check, Menichelli Part II: Emergent Security and Surveillance Systems 6. The Deployment of Drones Technology in Border Surveillance and the Challenges to Privacy, Marin 7. Legal and Social Aspects of Surveillance Technologies: CCTV in Greece, Dimitris Kyriazanos, Olga Segou, Anastassios Bravakis and Stelios Thomopoulos 8. Between Participation and Securitization? A Bottom-up Perspective on Urban Security, Matthias Leese and Peter Bescherer 9. Overview of the PACT Privacy Reference Framework for Security Technology (PRFST), Martin Perez Part III: Governance of Security and Surveillance Systems 10. Moving Away from the Security-Privacy Trade-off: The Use of the Test of Proportionality in Decision Support, Bernadette Somody, Mate Daniel Szabo and Ivan Szekely 11. Assessing Security Technologies: A Methodology for Societal Impacts on Diverse Stakeholders, Gemma Galdon Clavell and Philippe Mamadou Frowd 12. The Discreet Charm of Impact Assessments: Contesting the Evidence Base for Security Research Policy, Georgios Kolliarakis 13. Digital Citizenship after Snowden: Self-regulation and the Need for Critical Education Strategies, Dimitris Tsapogas 14. Privacy vs. Security - A Given Trade-off?, Stefan Strauss 15. Judging Public Perceptions of Privacy: Should Law Actually Care about What People Think?, Gonzalez Fuster 16. Citizens' Recommendations on Law and Privacy at the SurPRISE Summits: A Litmus Test for Current Policy Initiatives?, Porcedda 17. Conclusions, Editors