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Book SynopsisIntroduction.- Part A: Collecting sensitive visual data.- Chapter 1: Online Gaming Video Data: A Methodological Framework and Ethical Considerations (Nexø).- Chapter 2: Internet memes in extremist digital subcultures: the cases of extreme right-wing and incels (Våge and Andersen).-Chapter 3: Virtual Reality Training as a form of 'Copaganda': Emerging Technology as a Panacea for the problem of Police Brutality (Dowler).- Chapter 4: Participatory research, visual and arts-based methods, and youth digital sexual culture (Setty and Ringrose).- Chapter 5: Online Visual Research and Image Based Sexual Abuse: Ethical,Methodological, and Experiential Dilemmas (Huber).- Chapter 6: Watching Ordinary Violence (Ejbye-Ernst & Rosenkrantz Lindegaard).- Part B: Analyzing sensitive visual data.- Chapter 7: Beneath the Frame: Using Cultural and Visual Criminology to Investigate Extremist Propaganda (Kingdon) .- Chapter 8: The role of the visual in competing narrations around environmental issues, harms and protests (Natali and Di Ronco.- Chapter 9: Building the Communication Essence of Crime Social Learning Theories through Visual Data and Methods (Shao and Lane).- Chapter 10: Dancing during #lockdown: School Shootings, TikTok, and the Playful Mediated (Vickery).- Chapter 11: "F*#k with us and your life will end": The Dilemmas of Discerning local gang cultureon the virtual corner"(Lauger) .- Chapter 12: On the digital backstreet: analyzing cyberstander's reports of pornography (Harder).- Part C. Mediating sensitive visual data.- Chapter :13 Ethical Issues of Photo-Ethnography from the Perspective of Sociological and Photo-Documentary Research (Copes and Ragland) .- Chapter 14: Nothing about us without us!' The Sensitivity of Sex Work(ers) Images as Dangerous Knowledge (Oude Breuil et al).-Chapter 15: Visualizing Drugs: Ethical and moral dilemmas (Williams).- Chapter16: Online ethnography of illegal drug markets: A flashback on ethical considerations of visual representationsin research (Bakken).- Chapter 17: Practical Ethics and Visualization in the Social Sciences (Wheeldon).
