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Call for Papers
Volume 3, number 2 of Secrecy and Society explores the problem of "pandemic secrecy,” or the concealment of information during the COVID-19 global crisis. To contribute to this special issue, see the current call for papers.
Current Issue: Volume 3, Number 1 (2023) Special Issue on Secrecy and Technologies
Articles
Being Curious with Secrecy
Clare Stevens, Elspeth Van Veeren, Brian Rappert, and Owen D. Thomas
Humor and Surveillance - “That’s Not Funny” (Or Is It?): For Professor Serge Gutwirth on his Retirement
Gary T. Marx
Book Reviews
Review, Dark Mirror: Edward Snowden and the American Surveillance State, by Barton Gellman
Patrice McDermott
Special Issue Articles
Introduction to the Special Issue on Secrecy and Technologies
Clare Stevens and Sam Forsythe
Carceral Data: The Limits of Transparency-as-Accountability in Prison Risk Data
Becka Hudson and Tomas Percival
Technologies and Time Tempers: How Things Mediate a State’s (Cyber Vulnerability) Disclosure Practices
Clare Stevens
(Not) Accessing the Castle: Grappling with Secrecy in Research on Security Practices
Lilly P. Muller and Natalie Welfens
