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DESCRIPTION:WiSER invites you to an online discussion.This panel examines a paradox that lurks in the recent global arguments that surveillance capitalism marks the adoption -- in the Anglophone North especially -- of colonial methods of value expropriation.  The same scholarship systematically ignores the actual conditions of knowledge production and state-building under colonialism, and afterwards, that are producing very powerful (and potentially dangerous) tools of automated assessment and tracking on the African and Asian continents.  Cláudio Muniz Machado Cavalcanti, Georges Eyenga, Zehra Hashmi and Tunde Okunoye will be in discussion with Keith Breckenridge on the geopolitics of surveillance capitalism. 
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>WiSER invites you to an online discussion.</strong><p>This panel examines a paradox that lurks in the recent global arguments that surveillance capitalism marks the adoption -- in the Anglophone North especially -- of colonial methods of value expropriation.&nbsp; The same scholarship systematically ignores the actual conditions of knowledge production and state-building under colonialism, and afterwards, that are producing very powerful (and potentially dangerous) tools of automated assessment and tracking on the African and Asian continents.&nbsp; <strong>Cl&aacute;udio Muniz Machado Cavalcanti, Georges Eyenga, Zehra Hashmi and Tunde Okunoye </strong>will be in discussion with <strong>Keith Breckenridge </strong>on the geopolitics of surveillance capitalism<strong>. </strong></p>
SUMMARY:Colonial Problems in Surveillance Studies
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