panoptic

Modifies a noun

• regime: Panoptic power regimes, carefully explored in the work of Michel Foucault, exercise normalizing judgment by punishing deviations from the required standards.
• vision: It is in a similar vein to the panoptic vision imagined by Bentham ( 1843 ).
• society: Further there is a consideration of the potential for increased surveillance creating a panoptic society of universal scrutiny of citizens.
• structure: The Arts Council may be viewed as a panoptic structure because its modus operandi is ' disciplinary ' .
• power: Panoptic power is not limited to one realm: power is exercised always and everywhere.
• practice: The division of space makes possible a panoptic practice.