Transparent Lives: Surveillance in Canada
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Colin J. Bennett., Colin J. Bennett|AUTHOR., Kevin D. Haggerty|AUTHOR., David Lyon|AUTHOR., & Valerie M. Steeves|AUTHOR. (2014). Transparent Lives: Surveillance in Canada . AU Press.

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Colin J. Bennett et al.. 2014. Transparent Lives: Surveillance in Canada. AU Press.

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Colin J. Bennett et al.. Transparent Lives: Surveillance in Canada AU Press, 2014.

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