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Volume 31 Number 1
Spring 2012
Social Impacts of National Security Technologies

PRIVACY VS. SECURITY IN EMERGENCIES

DEPARTMENTS

3 Member Chair’s Message
4 ISTAS 2012 Call for Papers
5 Editorial
6 Book Reviews
10 News and Notes
11 Commentary

SPECIAL SECTION: SOCIAL IMPACTS
OF NATIONAL SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES
Editors: Katina Michael and Simon Bronitt

15 Introduction

SPECIAL SECTION FEATURES

17 Social Modeling and Simulation for National Security*
Lucy Resnyansky
26 Contestability, Democracy, and Trust in the Anti-Terror Age*
Marcus Wigan
33 E-Policing and the Social Contract*
Clive Harfield
42 Right to Privacy: Telephone Interception and Access in Australia*
Rob Nicholls
50 Privacy vs. Security in National Emergencies*
Anas Aloudat

FEATURE
56
“Just Say No” to Drones*
Robert Sparrow


*Refereed articles.
Cover image: Istock