d12n d12n@fed.leiden.digital

Economic anthropology, museums, Pacific, Aberdeen/Edinburgh and some other stuff

Researcher, teacher, and activist. Born at 324 PPM. Binary, so you don't have to be.

faculty, media studies + art history @penn (formerly @thenewschool). architecture, archives, cities, infrastructure, libraries, maps, sound++

btw philadelphia + nyc

imgs: karel martens; aurelian debat

Asst prof, UCLA Information Studies, digital humanities person, own opinions haver, fighter. Supply chain enthusiast (look for my book in 1,000 years). Please don’t offer me unsolicited advice, I’m begging you, it drives me up the wall.

Adam Kotsko teaches in the Shimer Great Books School of North Central College in Illinois. He is the author of Neoliberalism's Demons, among other works, and the translator of many works by Giorgio Agamben. He lives in Chicago with his partner (here named My Esteemed Partner) and the objectively cutest dog on earth.

(Opinions posted here do not represent my employer.)

Anthropologist | STS | Associate Prof at the IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Head of Technologies in Practice (on Sabbatical 2023) and PI of Moving Data, Moving People

SIGCAS is the ACM Special Interest Group Engaging professionals, specialists and the public to explore & address concerns related to Computers and Society. Inexpensive to join http://rebrand.ly/JoinSIGCAS! Currently managed by Doug Schuler.

Visiting Professor Karlstad University. Associate professor privacy enhancing protocols and privacy by design at Radboud University Nijmegen. IT in the context of the law at University of Groningen. Privacy Engineering Boffin.

Author of "Privacy Is Hard and Seven Other Myths. Achieving Privacy through Careful Design."MIT Press, October 2021. https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/privacy-hard-and-seven-other-myths

Professor of Sociology at Skidmore College. Co-author of "All Media Are Social" http://amzn.to/2VlEaLe.

LeidenGlobal is a meeting place built for people interested in places around the world, and the dynamics between them, their histories, and their cultures.

Software developer and ex-academic (#sociology, #history, cognitive #linguistics, Arabic culture, #DigitalHumanities).

Projects:

Tondauer (open-access critical #music editions): https://tondauer.art/

Kawkabna (Arabic podcast on the #environment, #migration, and #inequality): https://www.kawkabna.net/

Engaging Science, Technology, and Society (ESTS) is the flagship open access journal of the Society for Social Studies of Science (4S). Since its establishment in 2014, ESTS has become recognized as one of the premiere scholarly publications in STS internationally, constituting one of the most visible and increasingly important ways that 4S contributes to the STS community.

Transnational | Experimental | Pedagogy | Publishing Infrastructure
Multimodal | Research Data | Longform | Shortform