1. Introduction: Watcher, Watching, Watched / Anne Brunon-Ernst, Jelena Gligorijević, Desmond Manderson and Claire Wrobel
Part 1. Foundations. 2 .Surveillance and its Ambiguities / Philippe Sabot
3. Surveillance, Utopia and Satire in Eighteenth-Century British Literature / Alexis Tadié
4. Digital Technology during Times of Crisis: Risks to Society and Fundamental Rights / Yves Poullet
5. Privacy as Liberty and Security: Implications for the Legitimacy of Governmental Surveillance / Jelena Gligorijević
Part 2. Spaces. 6. Panopticon as a Surveillance Model / Anne Brunon-Ernst
7. Online Undercover Investigations and the Role of Private Third Parties / Peter Grabosky and Gregor Urbas

8. Space and Surveillance in Jonathan Raban's Novel Surveillance (2006) / Aliette Ventéjoux
9. Safe Cities: The French Experience / Lucie Cluzel-Métayer
Part 3. Critique. 10. Black Futures Matter: Racial Foresight from the Slave Ship to Predictive Policing / Georgiana Banita
11. Fear of the Dark: The Racialised Surveillance of Indigenous Peoples in Australia / Rachel Joy
12. Policing and Surveillance of the Margins: The Challenges of Homelessness in California / Yvonne-Marie Rogez
13. Gender and Surveillance in Margaret Atwood's Novels, from Bodily Harm (1981) to The Testaments (2019) / Claire Wrobel
Index.