Migration, Citizenship, and Information Systems

Catia Prandi Catia Prandi

Migration and the integration of foreign citizens are complex processes that involve not only access to employment, education and public services, but also participation in the economic and social life of the host country. With the ongoing development of digital technologies, the ways in which people interact with society have also evolved. Individuals relocating to a new country encounter online services, communication tools and international platforms that reflect different habits and consumption patterns. These also include digital entertainment services, a sector increasingly characterised by its transnational dimension. Online casinos, for example, often operate across international markets, while regulations governing casinos and gambling can vary considerably from one country to another. Examining these differences helps provide a better understanding of how legislation, digital accessibility and social contexts influence individual choices. This represents another aspect of the transformations associated with international mobility and the evolution of contemporary societies.

STS-MIGTEC and Processing Citizenship – Research Workshop

STS-MIGTEC and Processing Citizenship – Research Workshop

Join the STS-MIGTEC and Processing Citizenship research workshop on migration, technology, and governance. Submit your paper and explore key themes in border control, security, and digital identity.

Digitized Global Mobilities Conference – Keynotes and Discussions

Digitized Global Mobilities Conference – Keynotes and Discussions

Discover insights from the Digitized Global Mobilities conference at the University of Utrecht. Explore keynotes on migration, security, and European governance.

Catia Prandi
Catia Prandi Communication and Political Scholar at PC Ship

Catia Prandi is a scholar specializing in political communication and digital media. Her research investigates how political messages are shaped and disseminated in the digital age, focusing on the role of social media and online platforms in European political discourse. Catia has worked on EU-funded projects to improve communication between governments and citizens.

Ombretta Ingrasci
Ombretta Ingrasci Sociologist of Technology at PC Ship

Ombretta Ingrasci is a technology sociologist who focuses on the relationship between digital infrastructure and political accountability. Her work explores how technological systems can be designed to enhance transparency and trust in European institutions. Ombretta has advised policymakers on integrating technological solutions to improve governance and public trust.