Transparency, Society and Subjectivity: Critical Perspectives

Chapter 1. Introduction; Emmanuel Alloa & Dieter Thomä. Chapter 2. Not so Wicked Leaks; Umberto Eco. Part I. Transparency In The Making3. Transparency; Emmanuel Alloa.4. Seeing It All, Doing It All, Saying It All; Dieter Thomä.5. The Dream of Transparency; Manfred Schneider.6. The Unbounded Confession; Noreen Khawaja.7. Seeing It All; Miran Bozovic.8. ransparency, Humanism, and the Politics of the Future Before and After May '68; Stefanos Geroulanos.Part II. Under the Crystal Dome.9. The Limits of Transparency; Amitai Etzioni.10. Publicity and Transparency; Sandrine Baume.11. Regulation and Transparency as Rituals of Distrust; Caspar Hirschi.12. Not Individuals, Relations; Thomas Berns.13. Obfuscated Transparency; Dieter Mersch.14. The Privatization of Human Interests or, How Transparency Breeds Conformity; Thomas Docherty.Part. III. From the Panopticon to the Selfie and Back.15. Transparency and Subjectivity; Vincent Kaufmann.16. Putting Oneself Out There; Jörg Metelmann  & Thomas Telios.17. Interrupting Transparency; Clare Birchall.18. Virtual Transparency; Bernard E. Harcourt.- Index.