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High-tech surveillance in times of COVID-19. How digital technologies penetrate public security spheres and impact civil liberties in Spain

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Human Rights | ICT Infrastructure

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Miralles, N., Campisi, G. & Díaz, C. (2021). High-tech surveillance in times of COVID-19. How digital technologies penetrate public security spheres and impact civil liberties in Spain. Barcelona: ENCO, Observatoire des Multinationales, ODHE, Shoal.

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