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  • The possibility of a digital police state: Hegel, Fichte, Mejias, Couldry, Bauman and Sloterdijk

  • To what extent is political Twitter pointless?

  • Machine learning and authoritarianism

  • The outlook of the digital technocrat

  • Social media as asshole amplification technology, or, the moral psychology of platform architecture

  • The original sin of the digital utopians

  • CfP: Deception on social media

  • Ubiquitous drone surveillance 

  • Special Issue on Computational Propaganda and Political Big Data

  • Digital labour and the epistemic fallacy 

  • Fighting for ‘political correctness’ in an age of Trump

  • CfPs: ‘Big Data from the South’/’Big Data desde el sur

  • Educational technology in an age of Trump: a risk to students?

  • Metrics and the death of imagination

  • The Affectivity of the Nascent Tyrant

  • A vicious circle of reprisals and hostility

  • Call for Papers: State Crime and Digital Resistance (Deadline 30 November)

  • The bureaucratic origins of algorithmic authoritarianism

  • The cosmopolitan self vs the endurance self

  • Are journalists personally afraid of a Trump presidency?

  • 3 dystopian visions of the future of gaming (and capitalism)

  • The coming army of American demagogues

  • The Return of the Riot

  • The future of digital corporate personhood

  • An infopolitical critique of lazy applications of ‘panopticism’

  • What might Trumpist authoritarianism look like?

  • Data science for progressive governance

  • From the mass surveillance state to techno-fascism

  • Strategic distraction as a tool of political control on the Chinese internet

  • Surveillance and the Public Sphere: confronting a democratic dilemma

  • What’s it like to be a corporate executive receiving an order to cooperate with an authoritarian government?

  • Predictive analytics and the intensification of work

  • What would techno-fascist punishment look like?

  • The Entlastung of the Quantified Self

  • The Power of Digital Media to Shape False Narratives

  • Franklin Roosevelt on threats to democracy 

  • Richard Rorty predicted Trumpism

  • Imagining the paramilitarization of Trumpism

  • The Republican elite are now openly declaring their contempt for the American white working class 

  • New Racisms II: Neoliberalism and its Others

  • CfP: Freedom and Control of Expression in the Digital Aftermath of the 2015 Paris Attacks

  • the failed promise of ‘cyber politics’, the empowerment of defensive elites and the death of liberal democracy

  • Amongst Algorithms: Technical Fieldwork between Software Studies and Digital Methods

  • will capitalism die? or merely trundle on in an ever more authoritarian way?

  • CfP: Technology and Culture – Policing Crises Now

  • CFP: CSCW’16 Workshop on Algorithms at Work

  • smart phones and work place repression

  • from governing the body to governing the mind

  • self-tracking to pre-empt social tracking

  • a taxonomy of corporate monitoring software

  • algorithms, situated judgements and imposed patterns

  • CfP: Surveillance and Security in the Age of Algorithmic Communication 

  • defending human rights in a digital age

  • the palestinian solidarity campaign and the growing climate of political repression in the uk

  • Protests in the Information Age: Social Movements, Digital Practices and Surveillance

  • what ‘freedom’ will mean in a gamified world

  • techno-fascism and six factors which could bring it about

  • images of the human in digital social science

  • the slippery slope towards techno-fascism

  • the future of transparency in the civil service?

  • the digital repression that a trump presidency would bring 

  • “we know you’re a cheat and you should kill yourself” 2.0

  • glenn beck as the apotheosis of correlational thinking 

  • a dystopian vision of where the infoglut is leading us 

  • the affective basis of techno-fascism?

  • dealing with ‘detractors’

  • what would techno-fascist public space be like?

  • using the national gallery for public order policing

  • the irresistible temptation for algorithmic function creep 

  • big data, post-democracy and boardroom liberalism

  • the micro-sociology of algorithmic authority 

  • interview with the founder and ceo of palantir

  • the dangerous distraction of tech-utopianism

  • algorithmic alienation of aspiring asylum seekers

  • the sociology of the camp

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