Program STS-MigTec and Processing Citizenship Workshop 2023 (pdf)
Workshop Panels
Open Panel1. Viapolitics, knowledge production, and migratory appropriations
Moderators: Nina Amelung (University of Lisbon, Portugal), Silvan Pollozek (European University Viadrina, Germany)
Open Panel2. Data assemblages, algorithmic governance, and migrant re-presentations
Moderators: Ivan Josipovic (University of Vienna, Austria), Paul Trauttmansdorff (University of Bologna, Italy)
Panel #1. Emerging Models of Digital Identity in Migration Governance, Humanitarian Aid and Development Assistance
Aaron Martin (ECPC, TILT), Margie Cheesman (KCL), Emrys Schoemaker (IHEID, LSE, Cornell Tech) and Keren Weitzberg (QMUL)
Panel #2. Mediatizing claim making, publics, and citizenship. On ambivalent technologies for migrants on the move
Silvan Pollozek (European University Viadrina), Maria Ullrich (University of Bonn), Olga Usachova (University of Padua)
Panel #3. Law, Technology and Border Control
Francisco Pereira Coutinho (NOVA School of Law) and Emellin de Oliveira (NOVA School of Law)
Panel #4. Situating long-term implications of registering and identifying practices
Chiara Loschi, Annalisa Pelizza, Paul Trauttmansdorff (University of Bologna, Italy)
Fees & travel grants
There is no workshop fee. Lunch, coffee breaks and dinner need to be paid individually.
A total of 10 travel/accommodation grants of max. 500 Euros each will be offered by the ERC research group Processing Citizenship to scholars who seek financial support to attend the event. If you wish to apply for a grant, please indicate your interest with your submission. The grants aim to support researchers who lack funding otherwise.
https://processingcitizenship.eu/
Attendance
For attending the workshop online or at site, please fill out the registration form below