tentative programme

workshop

04 – 06. JUNE

  • The dual footprint of artificial intelligence: human and environmental costs in the Global South 
    Paola Tubaro, Research Professor, CREST, CNRS-ENSAE, France 

    Simulation and Green-Digital Infrastructure Capital 
    James Steinhoff, Assistant Professor, University College Dublin         
    Patrick Brodie, Assistant Professor, University College Dublin 

    Ecological planning and the problem of knowledge in the Anthropocene 
    Cedric Durand, Associate Professor, University of Geneva, Switzerland 

    Green-digital transition through commons-based decentralized planning 
    Pedro Nardelli, Professor, LUT University, Finland         
    Rodrigo Santaella, Postdoc researcher, LUT University, Finland      

    Big Tech, the US and Chinese states in the making of artificial intelligence 
    Cecilia Rikap, Associate Professor, IIPP, University College London, UK 

    Financialized Digitalization, Digitalized Financialization: the inseparability between technological domination and financial hegemony in contemporary capitalism 
    Edemilson Paraná, Associate Professor, LUT University, Finland         
    Alfredo Saad-Filo, Professor, King’s College London

    The presentations will culminate into a  Special Issue (SI) on the ‘Political Economy of Green-Digital Transition’ which will be published with Globalizations. For the paper abstract, read here.

  • The dual footprint of artificial intelligence: human and environmental costs in the Global South 
    Paola Tubaro, Research Professor, CREST, CNRS-ENSAE, France 

    Simulation and Green-Digital Infrastructure Capital 
    James Steinhoff, Assistant Professor, University College Dublin         
    Patrick Brodie, Assistant Professor, University College Dublin 

    Ecological planning and the problem of knowledge in the Anthropocene 
    Cedric Durand, Associate Professor, University of Geneva, Switzerland 

    Green-digital transition through commons-based decentralized planning 
    Pedro Nardelli, Professor, LUT University, Finland         
    Rodrigo Santaella, Postdoc researcher, LUT University, Finland      

    Big Tech, the US and Chinese states in the making of artificial intelligence 
    Cecilia Rikap, Associate Professor, IIPP, University College London, UK 

    Financialized Digitalization, Digitalized Financialization: the inseparability between technological domination and financial hegemony in contemporary capitalism 
    Edemilson Paraná, Associate Professor, LUT University, Finland         
    Alfredo Saad-Filo, Professor, King’s College London

    The presentations will culminate into a  Special Issue (SI) on the ‘Political Economy of Green-Digital Transition’ which will be published with Globalizations. For the paper abstract, read here.

  • The dual footprint of artificial intelligence: human and environmental costs in the Global South 
    Paola Tubaro, Research Professor, CREST, CNRS-ENSAE, France 

    Simulation and Green-Digital Infrastructure Capital 
    James Steinhoff, Assistant Professor, University College Dublin         
    Patrick Brodie, Assistant Professor, University College Dublin 

    Ecological planning and the problem of knowledge in the Anthropocene 
    Cedric Durand, Associate Professor, University of Geneva, Switzerland 

    Green-digital transition through commons-based decentralized planning 
    Pedro Nardelli, Professor, LUT University, Finland         
    Rodrigo Santaella, Postdoc researcher, LUT University, Finland      

    Big Tech, the US and Chinese states in the making of artificial intelligence 
    Cecilia Rikap, Associate Professor, IIPP, University College London, UK 

    Financialized Digitalization, Digitalized Financialization: the inseparability between technological domination and financial hegemony in contemporary capitalism 
    Edemilson Paraná, Associate Professor, LUT University, Finland         
    Alfredo Saad-Filo, Professor, King’s College London

    The presentations will culminate into a  Special Issue (SI) on the ‘Political Economy of Green-Digital Transition’ which will be published with Globalizations. For the paper abstract, read here.

summer school

10 – 14. JUNE

  • Platform Dependence: Towards a Marxist Political Economy Approach
    Rafael Grohmann 

    Green and Just Transitions through Dirty and Unjust Digital Markets? The Paradoxes and Promises of Knowledge Infrastructures 
    Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn 

    The Political Economy of Platform Content Moderation 
    João C. Magalhães 

  • Platform Dependence: Towards a Marxist Political Economy Approach
    Rafael Grohmann 

    Green and Just Transitions through Dirty and Unjust Digital Markets? The Paradoxes and Promises of Knowledge Infrastructures 
    Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn 

    The Political Economy of Platform Content Moderation 
    João C. Magalhães 

  • Platform Dependence: Towards a Marxist Political Economy Approach
    Rafael Grohmann 

    Green and Just Transitions through Dirty and Unjust Digital Markets? The Paradoxes and Promises of Knowledge Infrastructures 
    Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn 

    The Political Economy of Platform Content Moderation 
    João C. Magalhães