Experiencing the ‘surveillance society’

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Ellis, D., Harper, D. and Tucker, I. 2016. Experiencing the ‘surveillance society’. Psychologist. 29 (9), pp. 682-685.
AuthorsEllis, D., Harper, D. and Tucker, I.
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Ian Tucker, Darren Ellis and Dave Harper ask whether psychology been slow to cast a watchful eye over its implications.

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Ellis, D. and Cromby, John 2004. It’s not always good to talk. The Psychologist. 17 (11), pp. 630-631.
Working with young people to challenge discrimination against mental health service users: a psychosocial pilot study
Sholl, C., Korkie, J. and Harper, D. 2009. Working with young people to challenge discrimination against mental health service users: a psychosocial pilot study. Clinical Psychology Forum. 196, pp. 45-49. https://doi.org/10.53841/bpscpf.2009.1.196.45
Preface: Learning from Our Work
Harper, D. 2009. Preface: Learning from Our Work. in: Stedmon, J and Dallos, R (ed.) Reflective Practice in Psychotherapy and Counselling Maidenhead Open University Press. pp. vii-xiii
Narrative therapy, family therapy and history
Harper, D. 2009. Narrative therapy, family therapy and history. Context: A Magazine for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice. 102 (April), pp. 17-18.
The politics of paranoia: paranoid positioning and conspiratorial narratives in the surveillance society
Harper, D. 2008. The politics of paranoia: paranoid positioning and conspiratorial narratives in the surveillance society. Surveillance & Society. 5 (1), pp. 1-32. https://doi.org/10.24908/ss.v5i1.3437
Diagnosis special issue - Introduction: Moving beyond diagnosis: Practising what we preach
Cromby, J., Harper, D. and Reavey, P. 2007. Diagnosis special issue - Introduction: Moving beyond diagnosis: Practising what we preach. The Psychologist. 20 (5), p. 289.
Diagnosis special issue - Part 6: Don’t jump ship! New approaches in teaching mental health to undergraduates
Harper, D., Cromby, J., Reavey, P., Cooke, A. and Anderson, J. 2007. Diagnosis special issue - Part 6: Don’t jump ship! New approaches in teaching mental health to undergraduates. The Psychologist. 20 (5), pp. 302-304.
The Complicity of Psychology in the Security State
Harper, D. 2007. The Complicity of Psychology in the Security State. in: Roberts, R. (ed.) Just War: Psychology and Terrorism Ross-on-Wye PCCS Books. pp. 15-45
Poverty and Discourse
Harper, D. 2003. Poverty and Discourse. in: Carr, S. C. and Sloan, T. S. (ed.) Poverty and Psychology: From Global Perspective to Local Practice Springer. pp. 185-203
The tyranny of expert language
Harper, D. 2002. The tyranny of expert language. Open Mind. 113, pp. 8-9.
When the drugs don’t work
Harper, D. 2002. When the drugs don’t work. Open Mind. 114, p. 8.
Moving beyond the tyranny of experts
Harper, D. 2002. Moving beyond the tyranny of experts. Open Mind. 115, pp. 20-21.