We are pleased to announce that four members of our DiNoBord team will have a panel at the EASST-4S 2024 Conference, held in Amsterdam in July 16-19, 2024. The panel invites papers that investigate border and mobility control in terms of new technologies, practices and laws. We are interested in the tensions between democratic oversight …
After its first year of work, the Dinobord team has expanded. We are very happy to announce that after rigorous scrutiny of applications, we have hired Vasileios Vlassis as a postdoc researcher at IT University, Denmark, to be part of the project from May 1, 2023. Thanks to the co-financing of the Department of Business …
On September 6th, the project participants had their biannual in-person meeting in the premises of the University of Gothenburg. These meetings are planned for the whole project team to meet and exchange experiences and findings from their respected fieldwork, discuss scientific output in the making, and make plans for upcoming events, publications, participation in conferences, …
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We are thrilled to share our experience at the Nordic STS conference held in Oslo from June 7th to 9th. PI Elena Raviola, Vasilis Galis and Luna Secher Rasmussen had the privilege of bringing our project research to the conference and participate with several contributions on digital practices at the Nordic borders. The conference was …
On September 22 and 23, 2022, our dedicated team of researchers attended the kick-off seminar for the research program ‘Future Challenges in the Nordics – People, Culture and Society’ in Helsinki. The event took place at the Swedish-Finnish cultural center at Hannaholmen, and saw the participation of all projects in the program, representatives of the …
On December 13, 2021 we got to know that our project “Opening the Contention between Openness and Security at Nordic borders: Studying surveillance practices at three Nordic states” was among the 11 projects that were granted funding within the programme Future Challenges in the Nordics. Future Challenges in the Nordics is a seven-year research programme …