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The 59 pages that link to Surveillance, each with the reason it gives.

• Alphonse BertillonRelated: Bertillon’s catalogued photographs and bodily records expanded the state’s capacity to track individuals.

• History of telecommunicationRelated: Telecommunication networks expanded both the reach of communication and the possibilities for monitoring it.

• InfestationRelated: Monitoring reveals where infestation occurs and whether it is increasing.

• Information privacyCompared with: Surveillance shows how persistent observation can threaten information privacy beyond individual data transactions.

• Vito AcconciRelated: Following Piece and other works expose the unease and power involved in watching.

• History of terrorismRelated: Counterterrorism has expanded surveillance powers and recurring disputes over privacy and civil liberties.

• Investigative techniques (law enforcement)Related: Surveillance can establish movements and associations when conducted under applicable legal constraints.

• One-way mirrorNarrower topic: One-way mirrors can conceal observers while enabling direct visual monitoring.

• Territorial studiesRelated: Monitoring helps authorities enforce territorial rules and regulate movement.