[ecrea] cfp: Surveillance and Ethics: University of Leeds, 27-28 February

Ethics of Surveillance

Monday 27 February - Tuesday 28 February, University of Leeds

This is a two-day conference to discuss some of the ethical challenges 
arising from surveillance. Although a basic human practice, surveillance 
has received little attention in the field of normative ethics. This 
conference seeks to address this by looking at both theoretical and 
applied issues.

Keynote Speakers:

   * Charles Raab (University of Edinburgh)
   * Tom Sorrell (University of Birmingham)
   * Katja Franko Aas (University of Oslo)
   * Juliet Lodge (University of Leeds)

Registration, programme and abstracts for the conference are available 
from the following website: 
http://www.idea.leeds.ac.uk/2012/01/surveillance-ethics-conference-2/ 
<http://www.idea.leeds.ac.uk/2012/01/surveillance-ethics-conference-2/>

There is a limited number of places available at a cost of £20 to cover 
both days.

The organisers would particularly like to thank LiSS-COST and the 
University of Leeds for financial support which has made this conference 
possible.

Apologies for the resend - hopefully this version is more readable.

___________________________

Kevin Macnish

PhD Student

http://leeds.academia.edu/KevinMacnish/About

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