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to be invisible or not to be invisible: that is the power. or is it? | visual/method/culture
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More about the blog. More of Gillian’s writing. To be invisible or not to be invisible: that is the power. or is it? July 6, 2015. July 6, 2015. Have pointed out recently, it’s a rhetoric that’s also used to describe an awful lot of other kinds of infrastructure too at the moment. Ingrid Burrington, Networks of New York: An Internet Infrasructure Field Guide (2015). A number of things niggle me about this. Third, the rhetoric of invisibility thus implies that there is only one alternative, which is visib...
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Nottingham explores the visual, tactile and sensory aspects of organisational experience at ESRC event | SCOS 2015 'Home'
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SCOS 2015 'Home'. Nottingham Trent University, UK, 11-14 July 2015. Full call for papers – ‘Home’. Dates, deadlines and submission guidelines. Registration and conference info. Dates, deadlines and submission guidelines. November 9, 2014. Nottingham explores the visual, tactile and sensory aspects of organisational experience at ESRC event. May be over nine months away, but there was more than a hint of SCOS at the ‘ Our Workplace, Our Story. 8216; workshop held this weekend at the Nottingham Contemporary.
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being provoked by an essay on ‘what is 21st century photography’ | visual/method/culture
https://visualmethodculture.wordpress.com/2015/07/23/being-provoked-by-an-essay-on-what-is-21st-century-photography
More about the blog. More of Gillian’s writing. Being provoked by an essay on ‘what is 21st century photography’. July 23, 2015. I commented in passing in my previous post on the freedom that a blogpost offers: to write more loosely and widely than you can in an academic paper. And along comes an outstanding blog post – well, a blog essay really – that demonstrates that in spades. The post is Daniel Rubenstein. 8216;s ‘ What is 21st Century Photography. And many others, myself. And how are places themsel...
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How to be an academic on social media | visual/method/culture
https://visualmethodculture.wordpress.com/2015/06/03/how-to-be-an-academic-on-social-media
More about the blog. More of Gillian’s writing. How to be an academic on social media. June 3, 2015. June 4, 2015. There’s an interesting discussion here on blogging, between Sam Kinsley and Jeremy Crampton. I’d add to Sam’s list of reasons to blog, the ability to respond quickly to current events. And I fully agree with Jeremy that twitter is where things seemed to be shared most effectively. Clive Barnett has also responded, on his blog, here. My immediate reaction to this is as follows. First, I d...
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smart cities and why they need a lot more social scientists to get involved | visual/method/culture
https://visualmethodculture.wordpress.com/2015/03/20/smart-cities-and-why-they-need-a-lot-more-social-scientists-to-get-involved
More about the blog. More of Gillian’s writing. Smart cities and why they need a lot more social scientists to get involved. March 20, 2015. I spent a very interesting day a couple of weeks ago at the MK Future Cities. On what’s happening and – more importantly – why and how it will matter to the city and its inhabitants. Exploring those latter possibilities, for example, from the Mobile City. Peeps Michiel de Lange and Martijn de Waal.). Or the number of people sensitive to electro-magnetic fields.
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Publications and past conference presentations | Age at Work
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Research at The Open University and Birkbeck, University of London. Publications and past conference presentations. Past seminars and invited talks (e-research). Past seminars and invited talks (Age at Work). Publications and past conference presentations. This page will be updated to include. New publications and details of. Past conference presentations as our work progresses:. Pritchard, K and Whiting, R (2015). Taking stock: a visual analysis of g. Pritchard, K and Whiting, R (2012) ‘ Autopilot?
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Rebecca Whiting | Age at Work
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Research at The Open University and Birkbeck, University of London. Publications and past conference presentations. Past seminars and invited talks (e-research). Past seminars and invited talks (Age at Work). Posts by Rebecca Whiting. Retirement: Different context and meaning – Japan and hip hop on. August 11, 2016. Age and the Olympics on. August 10, 2016. We’re back – and what do your first seven jobs say about you? August 9, 2016. July 8, 2016. July 5, 2016. June 22, 2016. June 20, 2016. June 8, 2016.
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Katrina Pritchard | Age at Work
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Research at The Open University and Birkbeck, University of London. Publications and past conference presentations. Past seminars and invited talks (e-research). Past seminars and invited talks (Age at Work). Posts by Katrina Pritchard. We review new Paper by Lyons and Schweitzer on. August 17, 2016. Even watching the catch-up for the Olympics is tiring. on. August 15, 2016. Brexit Blues continued on. June 28, 2016. June 27, 2016. Discussing ‘older’ PhD students and supervision on. June 17, 2016. You can...
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Can we justify age-based differentials in Minimum Wage? And the danger of age stereotypes | Age at Work
https://ageatwork.wordpress.com/2015/04/30/can-we-justify-age-based-differentials-in-minimum-wage-and-the-danger-of-age-stereotypes
Research at The Open University and Birkbeck, University of London. Publications and past conference presentations. Past seminars and invited talks (e-research). Past seminars and invited talks (Age at Work). Can we justify age-based differentials in Minimum Wage? And the danger of age stereotypes. On April 30, 2015. We’ve blogged before about the age-based differential in the UK’s Minimum Wage. For the record, the current rates are set out here on the NIDirect website. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You ar...