DATE OF EVENT : 4 December 2020
VENUE : National University of Singapore
WEBSITE : https://ari.nus.edu.sg/events/transboundary-environmental-governance/
CALL FOR PAPERS DEADLINE: EXTENDED TO 30 JUNE 2020
Dear colleagues,
We invite submissions to our panel at the 2021 Society fo Architectural Historians annual conference in Montreal, April 14–18, 2021. Abstracts are due June 3 and can be submitted via the SAH website: https://www.sah.org/2021/call-for-papers
Although the focus of the panel is not explicitly or exclusively on technology issues, we hope very much to include at least one paper that addresses issues related to digital archival materials and/or computational methods.
Best regards,
Dear colleagues,
ONLINE EDUCATION: TEACHING in a TIME of CHANGE
Organisers:
The Social Possibility Lab seeks contributors for “guest” posts on our website. Contributors are invited to submit essay-style contributions of 2,000-4,000 words. Submissions may be derived from work-in-progress or research but should be geared for a general readership (not solely an academic audience). Creative responses are welcome. Publication decisions are solely at the discretion of our project team and submissions may be edited for tone, clarity, concision, or more.
CALL FOR PAPERS
The modern State has always handled large quantities of data. Post the so-called ‘digital turn’, the ways in which data has been collected, stored and used by the state and other actors have transformed drastically. Increasingly, the modern state has entered into a multi-faceted relationship with different forms of digital media and big data. Moreover, state and the markets collaborate and collude to create and capture data that seem to have serious and far-reaching implications on individual privacy and autonomy.
The application deadline for the 2020 Graduate Workshop on China in the Urban Age has been extended to 31 May, and it will be held at the University of Sydney (Sydney, Australia) from 26 to 30 October 2020. This workshop is open to current graduate research students and early-career researchers and there is no enrollment fee for the workshop.
Intellect Books together with the University of Hertfordshire are making a call for contributions to the next publication in the Intellect Books series ‘Mediated Cities’.
