The construction of the Northeast Passage - Techniques of hearing under water - Post-1990 encounters on the Danube - Control rooms & austerity on the Rhine
First day of 'Regimes of Mobility Control: Practices and Promises,' an international workshop Gabriele Schabacher, Tom Ullrich, Sophie Spallinger and I organised: https://t.co/vLSHOaUeA6
Coming Monday in Mainz, @SFB1482, Diane Vaughan will give a lecture titled "Symbolic Boundaries: Occupational Community, Culture, and Status Dynamics." Rare chance to hear her speak.
@LordElend Reichertz's "Polizei vor Ort: Studien zur empirischen Polizeiforschung" (1992) is about how the kitchen is the crucial spot, if I'm not mistaken.
From my abstract: "Media play an important role by keeping distant what would otherwise collide, and connect what is separated, also because media enable actors to operate simultaneously within different spatiotemporal scales."
Have an article out *auf Deutsch*: "Mediatisierte Wahrnehmung, infrastrukturiertes Wasser, situiertes Wissen: Entwurf einer Praxistheorie der nautischen Navigation." Tolle Sonderausgabe zum Thema Navigation (hrsg. Christoph Borbach & Max Kanderske).
https://t.co/EZKgHsP0IH
Navigation is not about "where am I?" (Hutchins), but about locating yourself in relation to other factors/entities (profit for Bear, other (underwater) sites/shoals for McCall Howard, and other ships (my own fieldwork).
@scrivenix *plugging alert* Hi Christina, here I analyse how across a nautical infrastructure in Western Europe human bodies are ultimately the margins/cushion exploited to make logistics work, and how people try to live with such pressures: https://t.co/kgMv0Nd30c
Out now: »Schlüsselwerke der sozialwissenschaftlichen Klimaforschung«, hrsg. von Y. Ibrahim / S. Rödder. @transcriptweb Freue mich sehr, dass ich hier einen Beitrag zur kommunikationswissenschaftlichen Rahmenanalyse beisteuern durfte. https://t.co/5LJ7qofbsD #klimawandel#scicomm
We invite papers addressing the infrastructured timescapes of the Anthropocene and Climate Change as shaped by different and materially organized modes of time production and temporal work.
"Infrastructured Timescapes of the Anthropocene and Climate Change" is the title of our (with @pandiver & Olivier Chanton) Technoscienza special issue
https://t.co/Gng4kBSEwm
As Bensaude-Vincent (2021) pointed out, the actual debate on the Anthropocene still emphasizes the ‘Anthropos’ and the human exceptionalism over the ‘Kainos’ (epoch) and its time multiplicity. We seek to address this asymmetry.