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DAVID LYON
TUESDAY
JULY 14, 2015
CARLY NYST
TUESDAY - TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PLENARY
1.1 Abstract of the Surveillance Panel with
David Lyon and Carly Nyst ..............................................68
2. SPECIAL SESSIONS
2.1 ECREA .................................................................................................70
2.2 ICA ............................................................................................................70
3. PARALLEL SESSIONS
3.1 LIST OF THE SECTION
3.2 LIST OF THE WORKING GROUP
David Lyon is Director, Surveillance Studies
Centre, Queen’s Research Chair in Surveillance
Studies, Professor of Sociology and Professor of
Law at Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario. He
is also a husband, father and grandfather. From
2008-2010 he held a Killam Research Fellowship
from the Canada Council. In 2007 he received a
Lifetime Achievement Award from the American
Sociological Association, Communication and
Information Technology Section; in 2008 he was
elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada;
in 2012 he received an Outstanding Contribution
Award from the Canadian Sociological Association
and in 2013 he was elected to the Academy
of Social Sciences, UK. He contributes to Surveillance
Studies, Social Theory and Sociology
of Religion and has directed a number of largescale
multi-disciplinary research projects since
1996, totalling more than $5 million, mainly from
SSHRC. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland and raised
mainly in Bristol, England, he completed his Social
Science and History education in Bradford,
Yorkshire (BSc Soc Sci, PhD). He has authored
or edited 28 books and published many articles.
The books and articles have been translated into
16 languages. Surveillance after Snowden will
be available in 2015. Lyon is also on the international
editorial boards of a number of journals, is a
North American editor of Surveillance and Society
and Associate Editor of The Information Society.
Carly Nyst is Legal Director of Privacy International,
a London-based NGO dedicated to fighting
unlawful surveillance and promoting the right
to privacy around the world. Carly directs PrivacyInternational’s
public interest litigation and
leads the organization’s advocacy in regional and
international human rights mechanisms where
Privacy International advocates for stronger protections
for privacy and personal data. Carly is
an Australian-qualified human rights lawyer and
was previously Legal Adviser to the United Nations
Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and
Human Rights, as well as Visiting Scholar at the
Columbia Law School’s Human Rights Institute.
- Audience – AUD ..............................................................................71
- Communication Policy
& Technology – CPT ..............................................................72
- Community Communication – COC ..........................73
- Emerging Scholars – ESN ....................................................75
- Gender and Communication – GEC .........................76
- History – HIS ........................................................................................77
- International Communication – INC ............................78
- Journalism Research & Education
JRE + UNESCO .......................................................................80
- Law – LAW .............................................................................................82
- Media and Sport – MES ..........................................................83
- Media Education Research – MER .............................84
- Mediated Communication, Public Opinion
& Society – MPS .......................................................................84
- Participatory Communication ............................................85
- Political Communication – POL ......................................86
- Political Economy – POE .......................................................87
4. FORUM CITOYEN ............................................................98
5. TRIBUTE TO SERGE PROULX .............99
6. IAMCR GALA DINNER CRUISE .....100
- Comic Art – COA ............................................................................88
- Crisis Communication – CRI ..............................................89
- Diasporas and the Media – DIM .....................................89
- Digital Divide – DID ......................................................................90
- Environment, Science and Risk
Communication – ESR .......................................................91
- Ethics of Society and Ethics of
Communication – ETH ........................................................92
- Global Media Policy – GMP ...............................................93
- Health Communication and Change
& HIV and AIDS Communication – HCC ......93
- Islam & Media – IAM .....................................................................94
- Popular Culture – POC ............................................................95
- Public Service Media Policies – PMP ......................95
- Religion, Communication
& Culture – RCC .......................................................................96
- Visual Culture – VIC .....................................................................97
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