Citizenship capabilities and WhatsApp affordances: an intersectional approach

Name: Citizenship capabilities and WhatsApp affordances: an intersectional approach
Start: 2022-02-09T16:00:00+01:00
End: 2022-02-09T18:00:00+01:00
Location: CAIS

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Citizenship capabilities and WhatsApp affordances: an intersectional approach

9. Februar 2022 16:00 - 18:00 CAIS Universitätsstr. 104, Bochum, 44799 Kolloquium

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Citizenship capabilities and WhatsApp affordances: an intersectional approach

Citizenship capabilities and WhatsApp affordances: an intersectional approach

Citizenship capabilities and WhatsApp affordances: an intersectional approach

Weitere Termine

What is African Digital Humanities?

What is African Digital Humanities?

Assessing the Impact of European Data Protection Regulations on the Innovative Performance of Firms

Assessing the Impact of European Data Protection Regulations on the Innovative Performance of Firms

In the Midst of Algorithmic Social Machines – Exploring a Metaphorical-Conceptual Image of Society to Promote Critical Media Education in the Digital World

In the Midst of Algorithmic Social Machines – Exploring a Metaphorical-Conceptual Image of Society to Promote Critical Media Education in the Digital World