'How to (un)do borders with data' on 19-20 September 2024 with an amazing line-up of speakers and interventions on #markets #ignorance #labour #value #extraction #counterarchives and much more. Details at securityflows.org/how-to-un-….

📢🚨New publication! Our report 'The Burden Of Data: Digital Tools, Evidence And Credibility In Asylum And Immigration Courts' sheds light on the digital hurdles migrants face. Available for download at securityflows.org/post/the-b…

📣 Calling civil society! Would you try out our new research app aiming to understand where, when, and how data about migrants is collected? 🤝Join one of our online feedback sessions: 📅 Fri 24 Nov/Fri 1 Dec 🕒 12:00-13:00 GMT DM or [email protected]

3 - The programme was supposed to be supported by the new Atlas system. Yet, despite claims for digital efficiency, the NAO report notes that case workers now have to use two systems. Older technologies do not disappear but often co-exist in different forms.

📣📖Join us in 2 weeks to discuss John Clarke's new book 'The Battle for Britain: Crises, Conflicts and the Conjuncture' Round Table with John Clarke, Engin Isin, @Whaliehamilton ; Sharon Gewirtz; @beech_nick; @claudia_aradau 📝Register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/642200457…

📣📖Thinking Relationally: Round Table and Book launch for 'The Battle for Britain: Crises, Conflicts and the Conjuncture’ by Prof John Clarke 📆27th June; 5-7:30PM (BST); Strand Campus, KCL 📝Register for your free ticket & find more event info here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-battl…

We're holding a small workshop on the "Global Politics of Non-Knowledge: Borders, power, technology". Details + prog can be found here: securityflows.org/about-6 If you're interested in joining in person, DM us or drop us an email: 📨ibtehal.m.hussain[at]kcl.ac.uk

‼️Save the date: 'Politics of difference and (in)security: Encounters between STS and International Relations' with @claudia_aradau, Luisa Lugli, @assu_vit, @Nisa00, @ikkibop, & @franxstrax 📆11th Feb, 10:30 CET (/09:30 GMT) 📝Register to join online: eventbrite.it/e/biglietti-wo…

4/ On facial recognition, as a widely applied and also controversial tech, they highlight how machine learning optimizes error: ‘... error has become part of the way a machine learns by itself. Error is still tamed, but the taming is at the same time an optimization’

We’re back this year with our #SecurityFlowsWeeklyThread and this week we’re looking at @claudia_aradau & @tobias_blanke’s article on #Algorithmic #Surveillance and the Political Life of #Error’ : journalhistoryknowledge.org/…