• Makers, we, of perfectly contemplated machines

• The Great Disruptive Project of Uber

• Engineer automaticity in digital capitalism: from Bauman’s gardening state to the synthetic biology corporation

• Repoliticising tech mythology

• Digital technology and facilitating corruption

• An industry for creating dynasties

• From political engagement to asset protection

• The collapse of the tech mythology

• The singular new risks of organisational IT projects

• The Vertigo of (Accelerated) Corruption

• How corruption makes history  

• The political economy of viral stars 

• Fake news as an endless game of epistemic whack-a-mole

• On dialogical pessimism 

• The ideas industry and funding the new right

• Is this what techno-fascism will look like?

• a DDoS attack on the human will  

• The unraveling of factfulness and the political ontology of representation

• Taking distraction seriously as a political factor  

• The ideology of how ‘the world really is’

• Fascism and the liberal imagination

• The fragile crowd 

• Provincialising disruption

• The meaning of Jair Bolsonaro

• The cultural sociology of defensive elites

• Détournement and social media

• The weaponisation of epistemology: strategy and tactics

• Trump administration seeking permission to destroy massive amounts of existing and future records

• The organic sociology of Silicon Valley

• The everyday life of platform capitalism’s elites

• The Sociology of Platforms

• The Emergence of Digital Capitalism 

• images of the human in digital social science

• “the easy hybridization of social network analysis and social psychology experimentation”