OnlineFirst - "Land, values, and valuation work: Moral imaginaries of land markets in England and Germany" by Alexander Dobeson:

#landmarkets #valuation #imaginaries #fictitiouscommodities #morality

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0308518X251333258

| Blog | Read Josie Chambers' new blog post where she introduces the Utopia*Art*Politics Collection; a multi-media collection of provocations and insights by 33 artist-researcher-practitioners who participated in the Utopia*Art*Politics Sessions last year. The collection brings together diverse ideas on how artistic practices can help reimagine and remake our world: https://www.uu.nl/en/opinion/the-utopiaartpolitics-collection #UtopianPulses #Utopia #Art #Politics #Research #Futures #Futuring #Imaginaries
The Utopia*Art*Politics Collection

The concept of utopia has a dark colonial past that lives on through overgrown dreams that leave little space for other possible futures. The Utopia*Art*Politics Collection explores the alternative potential of utopia—not as an elite blueprint of predefined ends—but as a radically collective method for justice.

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@woozle For sure! #Prefiguration for the win, big and small. :)

Also, #imaginaries ...

(I'm reminded of ideas in... I think it was Inventing the Future[0]... anyway, some book or other that talked about creating visions of the possible, for people to be inspired to try to build possibilities into realities.)

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inventing_the_Future:_Postcapitalism_and_a_World_Without_Worki

Special thanks go to my co-authors for the constructive collaboration and their crucial contributions to the paper, to the editorial team at Emerging Media: Technology, Industry and Society for their efficient handling of the manuscript, and to Shanghai Jiao Tong University for supporting the open access publishing of the article.

#imaginaries #sociotechnicalimaginaries #artificialintelligence #healthcare #newsmedia

@germany: "The only substantive difference in the opposition pitting the political parties who are seen as capable of contributing to governance and those who are deemed inadmissible (i.e. the AfD) is that the former believe that it is acceptable to ethnically cleanse and settler colonise in Palestine, whereas the latter is of the opinion that ethnic cleansing should be performed at home too. A defense of the right to colonise across the seas is seen by mainstream opinion as crucial to maintaining political coherence, whereas the AfD is unwilling to abide by the classic colonial distinction separating colony and metropole. It is an uncanny predicament: both sides are thinking about colonialism, one implicitly proclaiming its admissibility somewhere, the other its desirability everywhere. And yet neither is referring to it."

Lorenzo Veracini: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/2201473X.2024.2397261#d1e387 🧶

#imaginaries #redemption #atonement #decolonization #decolonial #Reconciliation #AfD #NeverAgain #FDP #SPD #CDU #DieGrünen #GreenParty #DEPol

ZeMKI-Mitglied Prof. Christian Katzenbach vom PGMT Lab hält am 29. Oktober einen Vortrag zum Thema „Algorithmic Governance and Agency: Imaginaries, Infrastructures, and Politics“ an der Universität Cambridge. #Agency #AlgorithmicGovernance #Imaginaries

https://zemki.uni-bremen.de/prof-katzenbach-spricht-ueber-algorithmic-governance-and-agency-an-der-universitaet-cambridge/

Prof. Katzenbach spricht über „Algorithmic Governance and Agency“ an der Universität Cambridge

ZeMKI-Mitglied Prof. Christian Katzenbach vom PGMT Lab hält am 29. Oktober an der Universität Cambridge einen Vortrag zum Thema „Algorithmic Governance and Agency: Imaginaries, Infrastructures, and Politics“ an der University of Cambridge.

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ZeMKI and PGMT-Lab member Prof. Christian Katzenbach is giving a lecture on ‘Algorithmic Governance and Agency: Imaginaries, Infrastructures, and Politics’ at the University of Cambridge on October 29. #Agency #AlgorithmicGovernance #Imaginaries

https://zemki.uni-bremen.de/en/prof-katzenbach-speaks-on-algorithmic-governance-and-agency-at-the-university-of-cambridge/

Prof Katzenbach speaks on 'Algorithmic Governance and Agency' at the University of Cambridge

ZeMKI and PGMT-Lab member Prof. Christian Katzenbach is giving a lecture on ‘Algorithmic Governance and Agency: Imaginaries, Infrastructures, and Politics’ at the University of Cambridge on October 29.

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@joerghafer @markusdeimann Hier ist auch eine schöne internationale Dimension enthalten (policy Ebene): https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17439884.2023.2237870 #openaccess #imaginaries
Happy to announce that my licentiate thesis is now live in the DiVa repository! #sociotechnical #imaginaries #datafeminism #criticaltech
https://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hb:diva-31760
Sociotechnical Imaginaries of Data Feminism: How Scholars with Feminist Approaches Interpret the Datafied Present and Envision Futurities

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