Titlebook: Compliance-Industrial Complex; The Operating System Tereza Østbø Kuldova Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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l criminology in particular.Offers thought-provoking discussThis is the first book to examine the growth and phenomenon of a securitized and criminalized compliance society which relies increasingly on intelligence-led and predictive technologies to control future risks, crimes, and security threats

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P. N. Fox,J. Crossa,I. Romagosachnobureaucratic control, risk, and surveillance architectures in the name of regulatory compliance and the ‘good’ and ‘ethical’. We open the question of what kind of society these anti-policies that seek to pre-empt all possible evils are creating.

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R. A. Kempton,P. N. Fox,M. Cerezothe endless expansion of the risk universe, the manufacturing of risks and threats, and the simultaneous fetishization of technosolutionism and compliance as . answer to very different crimes and risks.

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Regulatory Aspects of Quality of Life both internal and external threats . they materialize, and even to punish and sanction, thus come into the spotlight—as does the uncanny shift from whistleblower protection to insider threat management systems, both implemented in the name of compliance.

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Svend Kreiner,Karl Bang Christensen consider how come that the repeated failures of these forms of expertise only stimulate demand for . of the same—for more control, more compliance, more rules, more guidelines—rather than a serious rethinking of these practices.

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Clare Gnecco,Peter A. Lachenbruchintelligence, and the ways in which the operating system of a pre-crime society, being built as we speak by the compliance-industrial complex, is to be understood as a peculiar merger of surveillance capitalism and regulatory capitalism.

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Introduction to Part I: Compliance-Industrial Complex and the Anti-policy Syndromechnobureaucratic control, risk, and surveillance architectures in the name of regulatory compliance and the ‘good’ and ‘ethical’. We open the question of what kind of society these anti-policies that seek to pre-empt all possible evils are creating.