*apologies for cross-posting
Dear all,
the deadline for submitting proposals for the STS-MIGTEC Workshop 2024, which will take place in hybrid format at Utrecht University on 8 – 10 April, 2023 has been extended to December 14!
The research network STS-MIGTEC and Utrecht University’s focus area Governing the Digital Society with its special interest group Digital Migration invite contributions at the intersection of science and technology studies (STS), critical migration, security, surveillance and border studies, and related disciplines. Please find the entire call for papers here:
Call for Papers - STS-MIGTEC Workshop 2024: Data Matters in Migration and Border Control — STS MigTec
Please consider submitting your proposal.
Best wishes,
Koen Leurs, Jasper van der Kist, Nina Amelung, Olga Usachova, Silvan Pollozek, Kinan Alajak, Ivan Josipovic
Call for Papers - STS-MIGTEC Workshop 2024: Data Matters in Migration and Border Control
The research network STS-MIGTEC invites scholars at different career stages to a research workshop. We invite contributions at the intersection of science and technology studies (STS), critical migration, security, surveillance and border studies, and related disciplines.
You can submit your papers either to specific thematic panels or to open panels. More information on each of these panels can be found in the attachment or on our website.
Thematic panels:
Panel 1: Legal Challenges in Datafying EU Migration, Asylum and Border Management
Niovi Vavoula, Queen Mary University of London, n.vavoula@qmul.ac.uk
Panel 2: The technopolitics of digital crimmigration control: Expertise, experimentation, and democratic politics
Samuel Singler, University of Essex, samuel.singler@essex.ac.uk
Nina Amelung, Universidade de Lisboa, nina.amelung@ics.ulisboa.pt
Sanja Milivojevic, University of Bristol, sanja.milivojevic@bristol.ac.uk
Panel 3: Being Political? Navigating criticality and dissent with(in) and beyond STS
Stephan Scheel, Leuphana University, stephan.scheel@leuphana.de
Jasper van der Kist, University of Viadrina, vanderkist@europa-uni.de
Panel 4: The impact of open-source and other digital evidence on the governance of asylum and criminal justice in the context of war and persecution
Maarten Bolhuis, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, m.p.bolhuis@vu.nl
Submission procedure
Please submit paper proposals to migtec.website@gmail.com(subject: STS-MIGTEC/PC Workshop paper proposal). In case you submit a proposal to one of the thematic panels please additionally cc: the panel convenors.
Please include the title, abstract (up to 250 words), and authors of the paper, incl. affiliations and short bios (75 words). Specify if you propose your paper to one of the available thematic panels or to open panels and if you would like to participate on-site. The deadline for submissions is 30 November 2023 14 December 2023.
Schedule
* 30 November 2023 – Deadline to submit paper abstracts
* 15 December 2023 – Notification about acceptance of papers
* 31 March 2023 – Deadline to submit short papers (of approximately 4000 words)
* 8-10 April 2023 – Workshop (hybrid)
Organization
The annual workshop is brought to you by the STS-MIGTEC network with support from Utrecht University’s Department of Media and Culture; the Graduate Gender Programme and the UU Governing the Digital Society (GDS) focus area, in particular its special interest group on digital migration.
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