Airport Surveillance between Public and Private Interests
Author(s)
November, Valérie
Publisher
Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press
Date issued
2008
In
Politics of the Airport
From page
105
To page
126
Abstract
This paper focuses on daily surveillance practices by airport police agents at Geneva International Airport. On a micro-level of analysis, the paper underlines the convergences and tensions between private business interests on the one hand, and police concerns for the airport area as national entrance gate of arriving and departing passengers and goods on the other hand.
Publication type
book part
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