Surveillance and Civil Liberties in the Age of the Olympics

This chapter explores the heightened surveillance measures in France preceding the Olympics, highlighting the balance between enhanced security and the erosion of civil liberties. It addresses the normalization of surveillance technologies and the potential long-term impacts on privacy rights, as well as the collaborative efforts between government and private entities in monitoring public spaces.

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