Christopher Coyne on the History of Surveillance Capitalism
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The Evolution of Surveillance in Society
This chapter explores the historical evolution of surveillance practices in the United States, ranging from the establishment of surveillance agencies like the NSA to unauthorized activities by organizations such as the CIA and FBI. It highlights how surveillance has impacted societal relations, especially in the post-9/11 era, by expanding domestic control and intertwining foreign interventions with domestic policies. The conversation delves into key historical events like the Philippine-American War and the Edward Snowden revelations that have shaped modern surveillance practices and the discussion of state and non-state surveillance.
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