Researcher working at the intersections of digital infrastructures, migration, and algorithmic culture. Her work asks what justice can mean in systems designed without her in mind.
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Research that takes seriously what it means to be sorted, classified, and governed by systems that do not know you.
How do automated systems participate in the governance of mobility? This project examines the algorithmic infrastructures of European border management and their differential effects on migrant populations.
Gig platforms as migration infrastructure. How platform architectures shape the conditions of migrant labor — and what workers know about the systems that govern them.
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On the productive opacity of algorithmic systems — how illegibility functions not as failure but as design, enabling governance without accountability.
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A critical examination of digital border infrastructures and the subjectivities they produce among people on the move.
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Classification systems and their human costs. How categories of migration become lived realities.
Teaching as a practice of thinking together — about technology, power, and the structures that organize everyday life.
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A seminar on the social dimensions of algorithmic systems — from recommendation engines to predictive policing. What do algorithms do, and for whom?
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Practical and conceptual introduction to digital methods for qualitative social research. Web scraping, network analysis, digital ethnography.
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How migration is represented, narrated, and contested in media — and how migrants themselves use media to construct identity and community.