Unaccountable State of Surveillance

Discover the intricacies of personal data rights in "Unaccountable State of Surveillance" by Clive Norris, published by Springer International Publishing AG in 2017. In this enlightening 499-page hardback, Norris explores the challenges faced by citizens in ten European countries as they seek to exercise their democratic rights to access personal data. Despite the legal framework intended to protect these rights, the author highlights a series of obstacles that have emerged, effectively denying individuals their entitled information. With a meticulous approach, this book delves into the complex world of data protection and electronic surveillance, providing valuable insights into the implications for privacy and democracy in contemporary society. Join Clive Norris on this critical examination of surveillance practices and the ongoing struggle for personal rights in our increasingly monitored world.