The Future of Digital Surveillance: Why Digital Monitoring Will Never Lose Its Appeal in a World of Algorithm-Driven AI

Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I: Introduction
	Chapter 1. Putting Individual and Economic Determinants in Perspective
		1.1. The Battle over Control of Digital Privacy
		1.2. Theorizing Erving Goffman’s Hunch
Part II: Fundamentals of Privacy and Surveillance
	Chapter 2. A Perspective on Institutions
		2.1. The Political Economy of Privacy and Personal Data Surveillance
		2.2. Evidential Trends: The Locus of Privacy Protection in the Marketplace
		2.3. Conclusion: Privacy, Market Externalities, and Dual Responses to Privacy and Surveillance
	Chapter 3. A Perspective on Individuals
		3.1. Social Psychology of Privacy
		3.2. Empirical Evidence in Two Strands
		3.3. Conclusion: People’s Cognitive Agency, Stratification, and Inequalities
	Chapter 4. A Perspective on Policy Principles and Regulation of Data Flow
		4.1. The Logic of Minimal Policy Intervention in Digital Marketplaces
		4.2. “Vast Wonderlands” of Privacy, Policies, and the Digital Ecosystem
Part III: Understanding the Future of AI and Its Challenge
	Chapter 5. Ushering in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
		5.1. The Unregulated Industry of Algorithms and AI
		5.2. AI, Big Data, and Intelligent Machines
		5.3. The Normalization of Data Surveillance in the AI-Based Ecosystem
Part IV: Conclusion
	Chapter 6. Alternative Policy Principles, Options, and Recommendations
		6.1. A New Paradigmatic Solution of “East Coast” and “West Coast” Codes
		6.2. Norm Creation: Lessons from the Fight against Global Climate Change
	Chapter 7. The Future of Digital Surveillance
		7.1. Stories of Two Smart Cities—and a Yet Smarter One
		7.2. Social Construction of AI: Goffman’s Public- Private Boundary Management
		7.3. The Business of Formulating Directional Hypotheses
		7.4. The Decisive Epoch: Look Back to Look Ahead
Appendix A. The Locus of Privacy Protection in the Marketplace
Appendix B. Empirical Evidence in Two Strands
	B.1. Knowledge Networks Study: All Measures Analyzed
	B.2. Privacy Mobile Study: Mobile Privacy Knowledge
Notes
References
Index