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Table of Contents
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6 1 Defining Moments What is “pandemic surveillance?” Context is critical Pandemic and tech-solutionism The burden of this book Road-map to Pandemic Surveillance Notes
7 2 Disease-Driven Surveillance Contact tracing and location-tracking apps Contrasting contact tracing systems Centralized contact tracing Decentralized contact tracing Problems with platforms Beyond contact tracing Public health information systems Surveillance surge Notes
8 3 Domestic Targets Work “place” monitoring School-at-home monitoring Online shopping from home Where from here? Notes
9 4 Data Sees All? A cautionary tale about data-handling Dubious assumptions about data Data makes people visible Data represents people in particular ways Data helps to determine how people are treated Notes
10 5 Disadvantage and the Triage Pandemic disadvantage and healthcare surveillance Surveillance and inequality in pandemic times Notes
11 6 Democracy and Power Hastily established initiatives Surveillance capitalism, pandemic power Civil liberties, human rights and privacy at risk Emerging issues No sunset for pandemic projects? Notes
12 7 Doorway to Hope A tale of two countries Beyond apocalypse Pandemic as portal Notes
13 Index
List of Illustrations
1 Chapter 5Figure 1. Reproduced with permission from David Leslie, and the BMJ, April 2021.
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