STS-MIGTEC is an independent network of scholars at the intersection of science and technology studies (STS) and critical migration, security and border studies
Our next STS-MigTec Circle will take place on 27th February, 16:00–17:30 CET – Matthias Leese will present on "Curating data: Trust and care in multi-level information systems". More info and registration form here: https://t.co/3KEKRJyZiJ
Register soon to secure your spot!
STS-MigTec Circle events are back this month!
"Surveillance evangelists: Private technology companies and the future of crimmigration control in Africa" by @SamuelSingler Friday 31.5. 3–4:30pm CET.
Don't forget to sign up! Info here (spaces limited): https://t.co/Kh5njXQUsw
We are super happy to have such a wonderful crowd together for the 4th STS-MIGTEC Annual Paper Workshop #migtecUtrecht2024. With fantastic paper presentations and inspiring discussions. Thank you all!
📸 of the in-person attendants of the Annual paper workshop #migtecUtrecht2024 ‘Data matters in migration and border control’ we are joined by colleagues online 📺, many important new projects presented and strong, engaged discussions #datamigUtrecht2024@stsmigtec@CostDATAMIG
Just after the Annual MIGTEC Workshop follows the meeting of the @CostDATAMIG working group 1, INVENTORY, on April 9-10, still in Utrecht. Take a look. If you want to inquire possibilities to participate write an email to [email protected].
We are excited to bring Working Group 1, "Inventory", together at the Department of Media and Culture Studies, Utrecht University to exchange about research & a collective keywords project. Thanks for the excellent collaboration @koenleurs. Programme 👇:
https://t.co/epc4tzCF7h
We do it again. A fantastic programme for another 2-days STS-MIGTEC Annual Paper Workshop, April 8-9, can be found below. We're super happy to meet a very engaged and inspiring crowd in Utrecht and online. Thanks @koenleurs and @KinanAlajak for having us.
https://t.co/5rCKRZz5m2
DATAMIG aims to advance an integrated research framework to support critical enquiry, engagement & nuanced understanding of the ambiguities, inequalities & injustices associated with the datafication of migration & border control, using Science, Technology, Society (STS) research
Sign up for the next STS-MigTec Circle Monday 4th March, 3:00–4:30pm CET with Alizée Dauchy who will discuss her paper "Bridging the empirical gap between discourses on border control and technology capabilities on the ground: (Beyond) the case of Niger": https://t.co/oxXMv0zyBh
"[A]n engaged agenda in context of the politics of knowledge production on migration thus also implies being conscious and careful about the methods, concepts and language we use in our research (precisely because of their performativity)" (Intro, p. 19). Take a look at this!
📌Out now! The initiative of the SI "Reinventing the politics of knowledge production in migration studies" in the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies goes back to the @stsmigtec annual workshop in 2021 & @STSeasst panels in 2022. Take a look! (1/11) https://t.co/npujxeLCxd
It's that time again! STS-MigTec Circle is back Monday 19th Feb 15:00-16:30 CET w/ Alizée Dauchy: "Bridging the empirical gap between discourses on border control and technology capabilities on the ground: (Beyond) the case of Niger". Limited spaces: https://t.co/ePWlsoIxm0
Long time awaited! Today we kicked off the Laboratory (WG3) of the DATAMIG Cost Action with amazing people mostly from academia & civil society to explore critical & creative interventions engaging with the datafied migration & border control regimes affecting people on the move!
New year, new set of STS-MigTec Circle events! Kicking off 2024 is the amazing Valeria Ferraris with a presentation titled "Informality encounters border technology: Oxymoron or ally?" on Monday 29th Jan, 3–4:30pm CET. Spaces are limited, sign up here! https://t.co/oZ2IjL268N
New year, new set of STS-MigTec Circle events! Kicking off 2024 is the amazing Valeria Ferraris with a presentation titled "Informality encounters border technology: Oxymoron or ally?" on Monday 29th Jan, 3–4:30pm CET. Spaces are limited, sign up here! https://t.co/oZ2IjL268N
The call for papers for the @stsmigtec
workshop at @HumanitiesUU
8-10 April 2024 has been extended to 14 December! We look forward to your submissions on topics related to data in migration and border control.
Sign up for the next STS-MigTec Circle on Monday 11th December, 3:00–4:30pm CET with @philippamet who will discuss the paper "Dispossession Through (Dys)functional Data Infrastructure; Technology as a Tool of Immigration Policy". Limited attendance! https://t.co/Ayg9J72obP
Sign up for the next STS-MigTec Circle on Monday 11th December, 3:00–4:30pm CET with @philippamet who will discuss the paper "Dispossession Through (Dys)functional Data Infrastructure; Technology as a Tool of Immigration Policy". Limited attendance! https://t.co/Ayg9J72obP