2018
DOI: 10.2298/tem1802181m
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‘A sneaky bit of stalking’: Young people, social network sites, and practices of online surveillance

Abstract: T his article maps the important albeit under-researched relationship between young people, social network sites, and surveillance practices they encounter or engage with in their digital lives. Based on original empirical research, this article unpacks the complexities of young people's digital identities, and explores strategies of surveillance, covert and overt, that young people are subjected to and perform on a daily basis. Often justified through risk-based crime prevention narratives, such intrusive str… Show more

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