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Ben Snyder

Williams College

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Department Of Anthropology And Sociology

NoneBen Snyder is currently serving as a Anthropology And Sociology faculty at Williams College.

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surveillance capitalism participatory surveillance behavioral sciences performance studies philosophy political science vulnerability human behavior motivation phenomenology (philosophy) rationality public opinion political communication security studies applied psychology psychological science behavioural process medium communication image communication information forensics administrative science human relations management decisions organization studies business history american studies work-related stress task performance temporal dynamics time perception visual surveillance government communication organization development organizational research work organization visibility urban security american identity clock time bigger brother ” big brother ’ visual politics dots ’ mass surveillance aerial objectivity american dream big rig book review

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‘All We See is Dots’: Aerial Objectivity and Mass Surveillance in Baltimore. History of Photography (2021)

urbanismspatial analysismass surveillancesurveillance capitalismdots ’participatory surveillanceurban securityvisibilityjournalismaerial objectivity

“Big Brother’s Bigger Brother”: The Visual Politics of (Counter) Surveillance in Baltimore. Sociological Forum (2020)

visual surveillanceimage communicationbig brother ’surveillance capitalismvisual politicsparticipatory surveillancecommunicationinformation forensicspolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencesecurity studiesgovernment communicationbigger brother ”journalismmedia studies

The Experience of Time in Organizations. Oxford University Press eBooks (2019)

organizational behaviororganizational researchadministrative sciencehuman relationsmanagement decisionshuman resource managementorganization developmentorganizational theoryorganization studieswork organizationmanagementorganizational communication

Book Review: The Big Rig: Trucking and the Decline of the American Dream. Men and Masculinities (2017)

social historyamerican political thoughthistorybusiness historyeconomic historybig rigafrican american studiesbook reviewamerican identityamerican dreamamerican studies

From Vigilance to Busyness. Sociological Theory (2013)

psychological sciencehuman behaviorvulnerabilitybehavioral sciencesapplied psychologywork-related stresstask performancemotivation

From Vigilance to Busyness: A Neo-Weberian Approach to Clock Time. SSRN Electronic Journal (2013)

behavioural processmedium communicationphilosophytime perceptiontemporal dynamicsrationalityperformance studiesclock timephenomenology (philosophy)

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Ben Snyder

Williams College

Affiliations

Department Of Anthropology And Sociology

NoneBen Snyder is currently serving as a Anthropology And Sociology faculty at Williams College.

Honors

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Education

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Ben Snyder

Williams College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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‘All We See is Dots’: Aerial Objectivity and Mass Surveillance in Baltimore. History of Photography (2021)

urbanismspatial analysismass surveillancesurveillance capitalismdots ’participatory surveillanceurban securityvisibilityjournalismaerial objectivity

“Big Brother’s Bigger Brother”: The Visual Politics of (Counter) Surveillance in Baltimore. Sociological Forum (2020)

The Experience of Time in Organizations. Oxford University Press eBooks (2019)

Book Review: The Big Rig: Trucking and the Decline of the American Dream. Men and Masculinities (2017)

social historyamerican political thoughthistorybusiness historyeconomic historybig rigafrican american studiesbook reviewamerican identityamerican dreamamerican studies

From Vigilance to Busyness. Sociological Theory (2013)

psychological sciencehuman behaviorvulnerabilitybehavioral sciencesapplied psychologywork-related stresstask performancemotivation

From Vigilance to Busyness: A Neo-Weberian Approach to Clock Time. SSRN Electronic Journal (2013)

behavioural processmedium communicationphilosophytime perceptiontemporal dynamicsrationalityperformance studiesclock timephenomenology (philosophy)

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