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Technology, crime, and justice : The question concerning technomia .
Series: Technology, Crime and JusticePublisher: Abingdon, Oxon ; New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2012Description: viii, 284 p. 24 cmISBN:- 9781843928577
- 1843928574
- 9781843928560
- 1843928566
- 303.483 MCG
Contents:
Introduction -- Technology and it technomia -- Foundations : from echotechnic harm to industrial justice -- Tele-crime : misusing information communication technologies -- Tele-control : from police whistles to the post-surveillance society -- Micro-crime : misusing chemical, biological and nuclear technologies -- Micro-control : CBNTs and the biochemical citizen -- Of hairdryers, hammers, and handguns : mid and multi-range technologies -- Science, technology, and justice -- The question concerning technomia.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-277) and index.
Introduction -- Technology and it technomia -- Foundations : from echotechnic harm to industrial justice -- Tele-crime : misusing information communication technologies -- Tele-control : from police whistles to the post-surveillance society -- Micro-crime : misusing chemical, biological and nuclear technologies -- Micro-control : CBNTs and the biochemical citizen -- Of hairdryers, hammers, and handguns : mid and multi-range technologies -- Science, technology, and justice -- The question concerning technomia.