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Digital Surveillance, Data Privacy, and Institutional Power
Investigate how commercial data mining and state surveillance technologies reshape civil liberties, privacy norms, and institutional social control.
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Evaluate the sociological implications of modern scientific and technological innovations on inequality, labor, privacy, and social polarization.
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