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George Orwell was inspired to create the idea of Big Brother and the surveillance found in his book 1984: Because he was inspired by the life of Richard Nixon in the United States. Because he did not think that democracy in England would survive the Second World War. Because he had an older brother that always looked out for him while in grade school. Because he spent time in pre-WWII Spain and was supportive of the fascist regime. Question 2 1 pts Which of the following is NOT a part of Foucault's understanding of power: That it is intentional and non-subjective. That power is everywhere and everyone is caught. O That it is productive and a medium of change. O That certain individuals have power. The science historian Thomas Khun, identifies 5 stages that science develops in. Which of the stages was described in class as being current stage that surveillance studies is in: O Paradigm Change. Normal Science. Model Drift. O Model Revolution. O Model Crisis. The Canadian CCTV experience was different from the UK, and other countries, because: O The Province of Alberta invested heavily in CCTV technology. O The government of Canada invested heavily in CCTV technology. O The Office of the Privacy Commissioner rules about public CCTV required public consolation. O Police Services in Canada invented a new way to enhance CCTV to make it more effective. In his work on the Banopticon, Bigo argues that in response to global (in)security, Police Services (which used to focus only on internal security) and the Military (which used to focus only on external threats) are working closer and closer together. This is problematic because: hey have very different understandings of threats and very different ways they are legally allowed to address those threats. O tis not actually problematic at all (everything is awesome!). O They have different types of technologies that they employ. O They have very different and separate budgets and budget sources. George Orwell was inspired to create the idea of Big Brother and the surveillance found in his book 1984: Because he was inspired by the life of Richard Nixon in the United States. Because he did not think that democracy in England would survive the Second World War. Because he had an older brother that always looked out for him while in grade school. Because he spent time in pre-WWII Spain and was supportive of the fascist regime. Question 2 1 pts Which of the following is NOT a part of Foucault's understanding of power: That it is intentional and non-subjective. That power is everywhere and everyone is caught. O That it is productive and a medium of change. O That certain individuals have power. The science historian Thomas Khun, identifies 5 stages that science develops in. Which of the stages was described in class as being current stage that surveillance studies is in: O Paradigm Change. Normal Science. Model Drift. O Model Revolution. O Model Crisis. The Canadian CCTV experience was different from the UK, and other countries, because: O The Province of Alberta invested heavily in CCTV technology. O The government of Canada invested heavily in CCTV technology. O The Office of the Privacy Commissioner rules about public CCTV required public consolation. O Police Services in Canada invented a new way to enhance CCTV to make it more effective. In his work on the Banopticon, Bigo argues that in response to global (in)security, Police Services (which used to focus only on internal security) and the Military (which used to focus only on external threats) are working closer and closer together. This is problematic because: hey have very different understandings of threats and very different ways they are legally allowed to address those threats. O tis not actually problematic at all (everything is awesome!). O They have different types of technologies that they employ. O They have very different and separate budgets and budget sources.

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