Introduction Margaret K. Nelson and Anita Ilta Garey Part I. They're Watching You Watch Each Other Chapter 1. Nested Responsibility and the Monitoring of Children and Parents in Family Court Anita Ilta Garey Chapter 2. "Where Are You and What Are You Doing?": Familial Back-Up Work as a Collateral Consequence of House Arrest William G. Staples Chapter 3. Bring It on Home: Home Drug Testing and the Relocation of the War on Drugs Dawn Moore and Kevin D. Haggerty Part II.

We're Watching You, We're Watching Each Other Chapter 4. Interracial Surveillance and Biological Privilege: Adoptive Families in the Public Eye Heather Jacobson Chapter 5. Playground Panopticism: Ring-around-the-Children, a Pocketful of Women Holly Blackford Chapter 6. "I Saw Your Nanny": Gossip and Shame in the Surveillance of Child Care Margaret K. Nelson PART III. Who's In, Who's Out: Monitoring Family Boundaries Chapter 7. The Social Impact of Amniocentesis Rayna Rapp Chapter 8. Turning Strangers into Kin: Half Siblings and Anonymous Donors Rosanna Hertz Chapter 9.

The Powers of Parental Observation: Constructing Networks of Care Karen V. Hansen Chapter 10. "Show Me You Can Be a Father": Maternal Monitoring and Recruitment of Fathers for Involvement in Low-Income Families Kevin Roy and Linda Burton Part IV. Monitoring inside the Family Chapter 11. Watching Babies: Describing the Use of Baby Monitors on Epinions.com Margaret K. Nelson Chapter 12. Policing Gender Boundaries: Parental Monitoring of Preschool Children's Gender Nonconformity Emily W.

Kane Chapter 13. "I Trust Them but I Don't Trust Them": Issues and Dilemmas in Monitoring Teenagers Demie Kurz Chapter 14. The Electronic Tether: Communication and Parental Monitoring during the College Years Barbara K. Hofer, Constance Souder, Elena K. Kennedy, Nancy Fullman, and Kathryn Hurd.