"Urban Surveillance From Above"

Schnepf, J. (Invited speaker)

Activiteit: Academic presentation › Academic

Description

Part of HOTCUS’ “Seminars on the Urgent Past” series Wednesday 24 February, 16:15-17:45 (via Zoom). Hear reflections from a diverse panel of historians, responding to recent US political events and the interweaving of tactile and digital challenges facing democracy. From the storming of the Capitol Building to discussions about Civil Rights and the impacts of Covid-19. Explore these pressing concerns and possible responses through Question & Answer sessions on such areas as surveillance technology and privacy, social media, gender, race, environment, protest, and memory. Please register for the event here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMpcu-hqTMvHteAQkEt2PGMs9wZynkianiB
Confirmed speakers:Rebecca Brückmann (Ruhr-University Bochum)Clodagh Harrington (De Montfort University) J.D. Schnepf (University of Groningen) Jenny Woodley (Nottingham Trent University)

Periode	24-feb.-2021
Evenementstitel	Defending Democracy 2.0: The Future of American Politics
Evenementstype	Seminar
Locatie	Falmer, United KingdomToon op kaart
Mate van erkenning	International

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Hear reflections from a diverse panel of historians, responding to recent US political events and the interweaving of tactile and digital challenges facing democracy. From the storming of the Capitol Building to discussions about Civil Rights and the impacts of Covid-19. Explore these pressing concerns and possible responses through Question & Answer sessions on such areas as surveillance technology and privacy, social media, gender, race, environment, protest, and memory. Please register for the event here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMpcu-hqTMvHteAQkEt2PGMs9wZynkianiB Confirmed speakers: Rebecca Brückmann (Ruhr-University Bochum) Clodagh Harrington (De Montfort University) J.D. Schnepf (University of Groningen) Jenny Woodley (Nottingham Trent University)