The Birth of Code|Body – Pre-Print
Pre-Print: Akbari, A. (2024). The Birth of Code|Body. In V. Steeves & B. Roessler (eds.). Being Human in A Digital World. Cambridge University Press. (all publication rights remain with the publisher. For a final version with page numbers, please consult the upcoming book)
continue reading...Seminar Feministische politische Geographien und Geopolitik
Ich habe dieses Seminar im Wintersemester 2021/22 an der Universität Münster unterrichtet. Das Thema liegt mir am Herzen und ich habe auch zusätzlich feministische Filmabende […]
continue reading...Seminar Digitale Geographien: Schlüsseltexte und Debatten
Ich habe das Seminar Digitale Geographien: Schlüsseltexte und Debatten im Wintersemester 2021/22 an der Universität Münster unterrichtet. Es war ein äußerst erfolgreiches Seminar und wurde von den Student*innen hervorragend bewertet. Da das Thema ganz aktuell und neu ist, veröffentliche ich hier meinen Lehrplan und ich hoffe, dass andere Dozent*innen ihn zu nutzen finden.
continue reading...Data Justice: Quellen
Diese Quellen über Data Justice habe ich für eine Sitzung in meinem Seminar Digitale Geographien: Schlüsseltexte und Debatten zusammengefasst. + Algorithmic Justice League https://www.ajl.org/ Weapons […]
continue reading...A Resilient ICT4D Approach to ECO Countries’ Education Response during COVID-19 Pandemic
You can find the published ‘research in progress report’ here. According to the United Nations, schools’ closures have impacted up to 99 per cent of […]
continue reading...Epistemic Consequences of Following Data from the Global South
Presentation at the 5th Digital Geographies Research Group Annual Symposium: Where next for Digital Geographies? Pathways and prospects, Online, 14.07.2021.
continue reading...Surveillance as Spatial Injustice
Lecture at VUB Research Chair in Surveillance Studies’ Seminars, Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Belgium, 17.06.2021
continue reading...Authoritarian Surveillance: A Corona Test
Presentation at the Digital State: Technology and Government in Pandemic Times, the Centre for Digital Culture, the Department of Digital Humanities at King’s College London, 14.05.2021
continue reading...Navigating through a Carpet-Map
Reflections on an mLAB workshop on mapping: “There was a war going on. The border was not to pass; it was to be defended. The TV had only two channels and all the girls had the same haircut. The carpet was a sanctuary from an ugly world of reality. It was a map of unimaginable. It was a reminder of beauty…”
continue reading...Autoritärer Wandel: Wird die Corona-Krise die Überwachungspolitik ändern?
Vortrag im humangeographischen Kolloquium, Jena, Juni 2020
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