Conference Theme: Media, Information, and Surveillance
October 13–14, 2023 | University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon (USA)
Organized by the Surveillance Studies Network (SSN) and hosted by the University of Oregon’s School of Journalism and Communication (SOJC), with additional support from Oregon State University’s School of Communication.
Registration is now open! Register here.
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The 2023 Oregon Surveillance Studies Workshop provides scholars across disciplines the opportunity to workshop works-in-progress papers that focus on issues of surveillance and/in society, with a particular emphasis on scholarship that brings media, communication, or information studies perspectives to these issues. The conference will also include plenary sessions and opportunities to build connections within the surveillance studies community. The conference’s broad theme is focused on the interconnections between “Media, Information, and Surveillance.” By framing the conference theme around issues of media, information, and surveillance, we hope to foster connections and dialogue about how approaching and understanding emerging surveillance practices and technologies from media studies, communication theory, information science, and critical data studies perspectives can provide new insights or open new directions for surveillance studies research.
Questions?
Please direct any of your questions to the conference co-chairs, Bryce Newell (bcnewell@uoregon.edu) and Joshua Reeves (reevejos@oregonstate.edu). Please put “SSN Oregon 2023” in the subject line of your email.
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