About This Book

Surveillance Technologies in Performance and Migration explores how emerging technologies shape migration patterns and performance practices, offering critical analysis at the intersection of media studies, sociology, and performing arts.

Sidonie Carey-Green, a published author with expertise in the field, delves into themes that resonate deeply within cultural discourse, making this work essential for scholars and students in media studies, cultural studies, and performing arts. The book's unique perspective on ethical implications of surveillance provides valuable insights for practitioners in theatre and digital media.

Published by Methuen Drama in hardcover format on July 23, 2026, the book spans 144 pages and measures 1.11 x 7.79 x 5.08 inches, weighing approximately 1.1089 lbs. It serves as a vital resource for researchers studying the impact of technology on society and culture.

This interdisciplinary work is indispensable for anyone interested in understanding how digital transformations influence migration studies and performance studies today.