CENSUS is a center for research and teaching in surveillance technologies and practices, and we offer resources for both researchers and students.
We work using an interdisciplinary approach and bring together expertise from the humanities and social sciences. Our center hosted the 2018 Surveillance Studies Network 8th Biennial Conference and seeks to engage in collaboration and partnerships with colleagues around the world.
CENSUS scholars present a paper at the AoIR 2019 in Brisbane
2019.09.30 — On October 3rd, Clare Southerton and Anders Albrechtslund will present a paper co-written with Maja Sonne Damkjaer "Relief from Communication: Parental Surveillance Technologies, Trust and Care" at the 2019 Association of Internet Researchers Conference. The paper is part of a panel on "Parents, Children and the Internet"
Anders Albrechtslund participates in a public panel on smartphones at schools in Canberra
2019.09.09 — If you happen to be in Canberra on September 12, don’t miss the public discussion “Networked crises? Banning, limiting or embracing smartphones in Australian Schools” in which Anders Albrechtslund will take part as a panellist! More information here.
Anders Albrechtslund is visiting Australian National University
2019.08.06 — CENSUS director Anders Albrechtslund has accepted an appointment as Visiting Fellow for the fall semester of 2019. He will visit the Sociology Department and be hosted by Associate Professor Gavin Smith, a leading scholar in the surveillance studies community
