Surveillance

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Harper, D., Ellis, D. and Tucker, I. 2014. Surveillance. in: Teo T. (ed.) Encyclopedia of Critical Psychology Springer. pp. 1887-1892

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Editors	Teo T.
Book title	Encyclopedia of Critical Psychology
Page range	1887-1892
Year	2014
Publisher	Springer
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ISBN	978-1-4614-5583-7
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