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Research 30 Apr 2018

New Report Finds Partisan Politics Drives Americans' Attitudes On Surveillance

Political ideology impacts how Americans feel about surveillance far more than do income, age, gender, and race/ethnicity.

Research 26 Apr 2018

The researchers collected and analyzed nearly one million tweets.

Research 26 Feb 2018

A new study suggests that social media conversations can be used to monitor and predict people’s attitudes and knowledge about Zika.

Research 24 Jan 2018

Gandy studies privacy and surveillance and is the author of The Panoptic Sort.

Faculty News 23 Jan 2018

The book examines how our digital footprints can help solve paradoxes that have long intrigued social thinkers.

Faculty News 15 Dec 2017

Available on Coursera, the course features cutting-edge research.

News 5 Dec 2017

A former intelligence analyst, Manning is an advocate for government transparency and transgender rights.

Graduate Student News 2 Nov 2017

Akanbi’s winning essay explores the shifting conceptualization of labor in the digital age.

Faculty News 2 Nov 2017

A new study by Desmond Patton develops a theory of everyday racism in digital policing.

Call for Submissions 9 Oct 2017

Submit papers that critically rethink the meaning and practices of publics and public communication.