How does migration enact Europe?
This question can be answered legally and politically, as most policy-makers, sociologists and journalists are doing. Or, it can be answered technically.
New Publications in “Technopolitics and the Making of Europe”
Two new Processing Citizenship publications recently appeared within the collected volume Technopolitics and the Making of Europe. Infrastructures of In/Security (2023), edited by Nina Klimburg-Witjes and Paul Trauttmansdorff, London: Routledge. Infrastructures manage the circulation of materials, knowledge, data, values, and people; they safeguard security for some and create insecurity for others. But how do…
Press release about Processing Citizenship
Unibo magazine, the online newspaper of the University of Bologna, recently published an article about Processing Citizenship. The article discusses the problems raised and addressed by our project: the role played by databses in the identification and registration of third-country nationals; the consequences that the design of these databases have on people’s life; the prioritization…
The Processing Citizenship Final Conference: A Report
Conference Report by the PC Team 1. Whispering time’s grasp, Borders crumble, knowledge blooms, Fragility’s art. 2. Fleeting temporal, Boundaries fade, wisdom roams, Fragile dance of truth. 3. Whispers of the clock, Borders vanish, knowledge soars, Fragility’s muse. (Can ChatGPT do good haiku? Well… see for yourself! These are three ChatGPT haiku based on panel…