Thursday, 14 June 2007

LIVING IN A 'SURVEILLANCE SOCIETY'

Dear NCLG

You are invited to the spiked/Clarke Mulder Purdie
seminar LIVING IN A 'SURVEILLANCE SOCIETY'

on Wednesday 20 June 6.30pm - 8.30pm

at The Commonwealth Club

For details of the event, and how to book, see:

http://www.spiked-online.com/index.php?/site/eventindex/

Britain now has more CCTV cameras than any other
country, a national identity card in the pipeline
and myriad other measures of regulation and
surveillance.

The official Information Commissioner claims that we
are _sleepwalking into a surveillance society_, while
the authorities insist that their aim is to protect
the public and that those who have nothing to hide
should have nothing to worry about. What implications
does living in a _surveillance society_ have for our
public and private lives?


speakers:

NICK CLEGG MP
Liberal Democrat Shadow Home Secretary

DOLAN CUMMINGS
editorial director, Institute of Ideas
and author of Surveillance and the City

JOHN FITZPATRICK
director of the Kent Law Clinic at the
University of Kent

NIGEL GILBERT
Professor of sociology, University of
Surrey & editor, Royal Academy of
Engineering report Dilemmas of Privacy
& Surveillance

HENRIK KIERTZNER
associate director, Arup Security and Risk
Consulting

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