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Digital Surveillance in Southern Africa: Policies, Politics and Practices
Allen Munoriyarwa
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Admire Mare
Communication and Media Studies
University of Johannesburg
Social Science Research Council
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Social Sciences
Southern Africa
100%
Right to Privacy
100%
Politics
100%
Africa Policy
100%
Human Rights
50%
Political Economics
50%
Law
50%
Political Interest
50%
Freedom of Expression
50%
Zimbabwe
50%
Digital Media
50%
Zambia
50%
State Security
50%
Botswana
50%
Media Technology
50%
Super Power
50%
Closed-Circuit Television Camera
50%
Namibia
50%
Mozambique
50%
Opinion Mining
50%
Social Medium Platform
50%
Policy Practice
50%
Republic of South Africa
50%
Keyphrases
Southern Africa
100%
Policy Practice
100%
Surveillance Practices
100%
Digital Surveillance
100%
Policy Politics
100%
South Africa
25%
Botswana
25%
Zambia
25%
Human Rights
25%
Law
25%
Zimbabwe
25%
Namibia
25%
Mozambique
25%
Superpower
25%
Right to Privacy
25%
Digitization
25%
Cyber
25%
Sentiment Analysis
25%
Southern African Region
25%
Social Fabric
25%
Social Media Platforms
25%
Digital Footprint
25%
Cutting-edge Research
25%
Predictive Policing
25%
Popular
25%
Digital Media Technology
25%
Political Authoritarianism
25%
Constant Monitoring
25%
Security Target
25%
Peaceful Assembly
25%
Facial Recognition Technology
25%
Surveillance State
25%
Catcher
25%
Political Economy
25%
Freedom of Speech
25%
State Security Agencies
25%
Geopolitical Interests
25%
Smart CCTV
25%