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Marie Eneman
Docent
Inst tillämpad IT, avd för informatikUniversitetslektor
Inst tillämpad IT, avd för informatikOm Marie Eneman
Marie Eneman, Docent i Informatik
Jag har lång erfarenhet av att bedriva kritisk forskning kring etiska frågor kopplade till samhällets digitalisering. Jag bedriver (och är även projektledare för) forskning om statliga digitala övervakningspraktiker med fokus på brottsbekämpande myndigheters införande av. övervakningsteknologier som förväntas bidra till ökad säkerhet i samhället. För närvarande använder den svenska polisen ett antal olika övervakningsteknologier (t.ex. CCTV, kroppskameror, drönare, biometri som ansikts- och objektigenkänning, digitala fingeravtryck, sensorer, hemlig dataavlyssning) där flera är baserade på AI. Centrala frågor som studeras är hur dessa dataintensiva övervakningspraktiker organiseras, styrs och regleras samt vilka konsekvenser de för med sig gällande grundläggande demokratiska rättigheter som integritet. Relevant här är även att studera användningen av insamlad data i den vidare rättskedjan, till exempel hur data som samlats in genom olika kameror, (CCTV, kroppskameror, drönare etc) används för att utreda brott och senare som bevismaterial i domstolsprocesser. Jag använder mig i första hand av kvalitativa metoder, men deltar även i SOM-institutets nationella undersökning för att fånga medborgares syn på övervakning och integritet. Dessutom är jag engagerad i forskning kring användningen av AI i brottsutredningar (sexualbrott mot barn). Jag presenterar regelbundet min forskning både inom och utanför akademin.
Min forskning fokuserar på:
- Övervakning i det digitala samhället
- AI-baserad övervakning (t.ex. biometri, ansiktsigenkänning, objeksigenkänning)
- Övervakning som del av gränskontroll
- Hemlig Dataavläsning
- Det komplicerade samspelet mellan publika och privata aktörer i övervakningssammanhang
- Vad betyder den ökande övervakningen i samhället för ett demokratiskt samhälle?
- Vilken betydelse får integritet?
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Government Hacking in the Name of
Crisis
Marie Eneman, Klara Källström, Jan Ljungberg
The 10th Biennial Surveillance Studies Network / Surveillance & Society Conference, Slovenia - 2024 -
Dreams of increased efficiency and security - Hacking as state
surveillance
Marie Eneman, Klara Källström, Jan Ljungberg
The 'Discreet charm of prediction: Understandings of digital policing’ , Copenhagen, Denmark. - 2024 -
Secret data reading - dilemmas with government
hacking
Marie Eneman, Klara Källström, Jan Ljungberg
Stockholm Criminology Symposium 2024 - 2024 -
Critical Research and The Media: the case of Mr Bates v Post
Office
Marie Eneman, Marie Griffiths, Rachel McLean
MeCCSA Conference 2024, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK. - 2024 -
Surveillance material as evidence in the judicial system - opportunities, challenges and
dilemmas
Marie Eneman
The 10th Biennial Surveillance Studies Network / Surveillance & Society Conference, Slovenia - 2024 -
Ethical dilemmas with government
surveillance
Marie Eneman
Proceedings of ETHICOMP 2024 International Conference, Spain - 2024 -
Organizing government surveillance practices in the age of AI: The complicated interplay between the state and the
market
Marie Eneman, Jan Ljungberg
Proceedings of the 39th European Group for Organizational Studies (EGOS) Colloquium, Cagliari, Italy - 2023 -
Välkommen till det digitala
övervakningssamhället
Marie Eneman, Jan Ljungberg
I Ulrika Andersson, Patrik Öhberg, Anders Carlander, Johan Martinsson & Nora Theorin (red) Ovisshetens tid. Göteborg: SOM-institutet, Göteborgs universitet. - 2023 -
Police hacking as authorized surveillance: Dilemmas with ‘secret data
interception’
Marie Eneman
Policing in a digital society, Netherlands. - 2023 -
AI surveillance: Critical insights of Clearview AI stories from Sweden and
UK
Marie Eneman, Marie Griffiths, Rachel McLean
The 3rd Data Justice Conference “Collective Experiences in the Datafied Society” - 2023 -
Dystopian imaginaries of surveillance - from fiction to contemporary surveillance
society
Marie Eneman, Jan Ljungberg, Elena Raviola, Bertil Rolandsson
17th Organization Studies Workshop on “Utopias and dystopias: Organization studies in a brave new world?” Athens, Greece. - 2023 -
Exploring the surveillance society and the decoupling of
privacy
Marie Eneman
Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR) conference, Dublin, Ireland. - 2022 -
The Sensitive Nature of Facial Recognition – tensions between the Swedish police and regulatory
authorities
Marie Eneman, Jan Ljungberg, Elena Raviola, Bertil Rolandsson
Information Polity - 2022 -
Ethical dilemmas when conducting sensitive research:
interviewing offenders convicted of child
pornography
Marie Eneman
Journal of Information, Communication & Ethics in Society - 2022 -
‘Secret Data Interception’ and its implications for
privacy
Marie Eneman, Jan Ljungberg, Bertil Rolandsson
Surveillance & Society Conference - 2022 -
Have we solved the ‘mysterious case of the missing paradigm’? A review of CISR
2001-2021
Marie Eneman, Marie Griffiths, Rachel McLean
2021 -
Researching sexual offences against children in the digital
society
Marie Eneman
Proceedings of AoIR 2021, part of the Research Ethics panel at: The 22nd Annual Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers - 2021 -
Ethical Dilemmas With Police Body-Worn
Cameras
Marie Eneman
2021 -
Crime investigations of ‘child abuse material’ - Challenges and opportunities posed by digital
technology
Marie Eneman
Proceedings of the Association of Internet Researchers, Dublin, Ireland. - 2020 -
Governmental Surveillance - The balance between security and
privacy
Marie Eneman, Jan Ljungberg, Bertil Rolandsson, Dick Stenmark
UK Academy for Information Systems Conference Proceedings 2020 - 2020 -
Regulating Police Body-Worn Camera Practice - A Four Modality
Perspective
Marie Eneman, Dick Stenmark, Jan Ljungberg, Erik Borglund
Proceedings of the 10th Scandinavian Conference on Information Systems (SCIS), Finland, 2019 - 2019 -
Being filmed at work: How police perceive citizens’ use of cameras to conduct
sousveillance
Marie Eneman, Jan Ljungberg, Bertil Rolandsson
24th UK Academy for Information Systems International Conference Proceeding. Oxford, UK, April 2019 - 2019 -
Internet Filtering: A Solution to Harmful and Illegal
Content?
Marie Eneman
Proceedings of 2019 IEEE SmartWorld, Ubiquitous Intelligence & Computing, Advanced & Trusted Computing, Scalable Computing & Communications, Cloud & Big Data Computing, Internet of People and Smart City Innovation - 2019 -
Social media and sexual grooming of
children
Marie Eneman
Proceedings of European Communication Research and Education Association (ECREA) Children-Youth-Media (CYM), September, 2019, Spain. - 2019 -
Police Investigations of Child Abuse Material
- Challenges and Possibilities with Digital
Technology
Marie Eneman
24th UK Academy for Information Systems International Conference Proceeding. Oxford, UK, April, 2019 - 2019 -
Exploring the emerging body-worn camera practice within the Swedish
police
Marie Eneman
Proceedings of 27th European Conference on Information Systems, Sweden 2019 - 2019 -
Governing mobile surveillance practices - the importance of
accountability
Marie Eneman
Conference Proceeding of Surveillance Studies Network Conference 2018 - 2018 -
Encountering camera surveillance and accountability at work – case study of the Swedish
police
Marie Eneman, Jan Ljungberg, Bertil Rolandsson
23rd UK Academy for Information Systems International Conference Proceeding. Oxford, UK: 20-21 March 2018 - 2018 -
Identifying Victims in Child Abusive Material – a study of the Swedish
Police
Marie Eneman
Stockholm Criminology Symposium. 19-21 June 2017 - 2017 -
A study of a Swedish high-profile grooming case in the digital
society
Marie Eneman
Brottsoffermyndighetens viktimologiska forskarkonferens 2017 - 2017 -
Studie över polisens praktik gällande offeridentifiering av övergreppsmaterial i det digitala
samhället
Marie Eneman
Brottsoffermyndighetens Forskarkonferens 2016 - 2016 -
Internet Filtering – A legitimate control mechanism of criminal behaviour in the digital
society?
Marie Eneman
Stockholm Criminology Symposium - 2016 -
’Age restriction on social media’ as an attempt to protect children in the digital society – what dilemmas could be identified from the child´s
perspective?
Marie Eneman
IAMCR 2016 Conference - Children's and Young People's Rights in the Digital Age - 2016 -
Internet Filtering of Child Abuse Material: The collaboration between Law Enforcement and ISPs in
Sweden
Marie Eneman
2015 -
Granskning av den rådande svenska blockeringspraktiken gällande
barnpornografi
Marie Eneman
2013 -
Technology and sexual abuse: A critical review of the Swedish 'groom- ing'
legislation
Marie Eneman
Presented at Stockholm Criminology Symposium - 2012 -
Access Blocking of Child Abusive Material: Evaluation of the Swedish
Practice
Marie Eneman
2012 -
Access Blocking of Child Abusive Material: Evaluation of the Swedish
Practice
Marie Eneman
Conference Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on Children at Risk and in Need of Protection - 2012 -
The Future and Ethics of Internet Filtering to Prevent the Distribution of Child Abusive Material - A Critical
Approach
Marie Eneman, Bernd Stahl
IFIP Proceedings - 2010 -
The Future and Ethics of Internet Filtering to Prevent the Distribution of Child Abusive Material - A Critical
Approach
Marie Eneman, Bernd C Stahl
Human Choice and Computers Conference (HCC) 2010) - 2010 -
Developing child protection strategies: a critical study of offenders’ use of information technology for the sexual exploitation of
children
Marie Eneman
2010 -
Virtual Child Pornography as Misuse of Virtual Worlds: The Contribution of Critical
Research
Marie Eneman, Bernd Stahl, A. Alisdair Gillespie
Submitted to a Journal 2010 - 2010 -
Technology and sexual abuse: A critical review of an Internet Grooming
case
Marie Eneman, A. Alisdair Gillespie, Bernd Stahl
Submitted 2010 - 2010 -
Sexual Grooming: Mind the Gaps in the Swedish Legal
Response
Marie Eneman
IFIP Proceedings - 2010 -
ISPs filtering of child abusive material: A critical reflection of its
effectiveness
Marie Eneman
Journal of Sexual Aggression - 2010 -
Re-litigating the ‘Alexandra’
Case
Marie Eneman, A. Alisdair Gillespie
Proceedings of the Children and online Sexual Violence Conference. - 2009 -
Eneman, M. (2009) Counter-Surveillance Strategies Adopted by Child
Pornographers
Marie Eneman
International Journal of Technology and Human Interaction - 2009 -
A Critical Examination of the Regulation of Virtual Child
Pornography
Marie Eneman, A. Alisdair Gillespie, Bernd Stahl
Proceedings of the Sixth International Critical Management Conference. - 2009 -
Criminalising Fantasies: The Regulation of Virtual Child
Pornography
Marie Eneman, A. Alisdair Gillespie, Bernd Stahl
Proceedings of the 17th European Conference on Information Systems - 2009 -
Re-litigating the ‘Alexandra’
Case
Marie Eneman, A. Alisdair Gillespie
Proceedings of the Children and online Sexual Violence Conference - 2009 -
Panoptic Environments: Offenders Balance of Privacy and Surveillance in the Context of Digital Child
Pornography
Marie Eneman
Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Critical Research in Information Systems, Galway, Ireland, 2008 - 2008 -
Child Pornography & ICT: Reflections on the Need for an IS Research
Agenda
Marie Eneman
Proceedings of IFIP-TC9, HCC7 Conference, Nova Gorica, Slovenia, September 21-23, 2006 - 2006 -
A Critical Study of ISP’S Filtering of Child
Pornography
Marie Eneman
Proceedings of the 14th European Conference on Information Systems, Gothenburg, Sweden, June 12-14, 2006 - 2006 -
Blockering av barnpornografisajter ingen
lösning
Marie Eneman
SVT Debattartikel - 2005 -
The New Face of Child
Pornography
Marie Eneman
Human Rights in the Digital Age - 2005 -
Ethical Aspects of Filtering and Monitoring
Technologies
Marie Eneman
The Seventh ETHICOMP International Conference on the Social and Ethical Impacts of Information and Communication Technologies - 2004 -
Regulation & Online
Environments
Marie Eneman
Sutter et al (eds) Controlling Information in the Online Environments, the 18th Bileta Annual Conference London - 2003