Federico Tomasello
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 384095 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Federico Tomasello |
| PRENOMES | Federico |
| SOBRENOME | Tomasello |
| ASSINATURA | TOMASELLO F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Università di Firenze |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6025-6548 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Digital Civics and Algorithmic Citizenship in a Global Scenario
How should the notion of civics be rethought in the digital age and within the infosphere? The commentary addresses this question by focusing on two main issues. The first part delves into the effects of the dynamics of “surveillance capitalism” and datafication processes on the possible developments of the idea of civics in the digital sphere. It stresses the need to set the issue of users’ data rights at the center of digital civic initiatives.…
Data-Driven Citizenship Regimes in Contemporary Urban Scenarios
This Special Issue presents new perspectives on the idea of digital citizenship by delving into the nexus between its emerging concepts, the consequences of the global pandemic crisis, and the urban environment. It does so by addressing a wide range of case studies from three continents and developing two main hypotheses. First, the COVID-19 outbreak has expanded the impact of digital technologies on citizens’ everyday life. Second, the urban rea…
Three shades of 'urban-digital citizenship
Drawing upon case studies from Cape Town, 'Africa's smartest city', this article proposes three theses on 'urban-digital citizenship'. First, we suggest that urban-digital citizenship is defined by borders which operate: i) at a socio-spatial level, through the unequal distribution of digital infrastructures across the urban space; ii) through the algorithmic techniques of monitoring, profiling, and sorting, which filter access to urban services,…
From industrial to digital citizenship
Growing social inequalities represent a major concern associated with the Digital Revolution. The article tackles this issue by exploring how welfare regulations and redistribution policies can be rethought in the age of digital capitalism. It focuses on the history and enduring crisis of social citizenship rights in their connection with technological changes, in order to draw a comparison between the industrial and the digital scenario. The fir…
Living Labour and Social Movements
In this interview, Antonio Negri first focuses on the possibility of defining the concept of 'social movement'. By mobilizing a spectrum of references that goes from Carl Schmitt to the Weberian sociology of religion, he insists on the necessity, not to sociologically crystallize the concept, but, instead, to think about it in a historical manner. Social movements would then be attempts at activating 'liberation processes', which nowadays can onl…
Towards a Critical Theory of Social Movements
First published online: 22 December 2017
Towards a Critical Theory of Social Movements
First published online: 22 December 2017
Data-Driven Citizenship Regimes in Contemporary Urban Scenarios
This Special Issue presents new perspectives on the idea of digital citizenship by delving into the nexus between its emerging concepts, the consequences of the global pandemic crisis, and the urban environment. It does so by addressing a wide range of case studies from three continents and developing two main hypotheses. First, the COVID-19 outbreak has expanded the impact of digital technologies on citizens’ everyday life. Second, the urban rea…
From industrial to digital citizenship
Growing social inequalities represent a major concern associated with the Digital Revolution. The article tackles this issue by exploring how welfare regulations and redistribution policies can be rethought in the age of digital capitalism. It focuses on the history and enduring crisis of social citizenship rights in their connection with technological changes, in order to draw a comparison between the industrial and the digital scenario. The fir…
Three shades of 'urban-digital citizenship
Drawing upon case studies from Cape Town, 'Africa's smartest city', this article proposes three theses on 'urban-digital citizenship'. First, we suggest that urban-digital citizenship is defined by borders which operate: i) at a socio-spatial level, through the unequal distribution of digital infrastructures across the urban space; ii) through the algorithmic techniques of monitoring, profiling, and sorting, which filter access to urban services,…
Living Labour and Social Movements
In this interview, Antonio Negri first focuses on the possibility of defining the concept of 'social movement'. By mobilizing a spectrum of references that goes from Carl Schmitt to the Weberian sociology of religion, he insists on the necessity, not to sociologically crystallize the concept, but, instead, to think about it in a historical manner. Social movements would then be attempts at activating 'liberation processes', which nowadays can onl…
Living Labour and Social Movements
In this interview, Antonio Negri first focuses on the possibility of defining the concept of 'social movement'. By mobilizing a spectrum of references that goes from Carl Schmitt to the Weberian sociology of religion, he insists on the necessity, not to sociologically crystallize the concept, but, instead, to think about it in a historical manner. Social movements would then be attempts at activating 'liberation processes', which nowadays can onl…
Towards a Critical Theory of Social Movements
First published online: 22 December 2017
Digital Civics and Algorithmic Citizenship in a Global Scenario
How should the notion of civics be rethought in the digital age and within the infosphere? The commentary addresses this question by focusing on two main issues. The first part delves into the effects of the dynamics of “surveillance capitalism” and datafication processes on the possible developments of the idea of civics in the digital sphere. It stresses the need to set the issue of users’ data rights at the center of digital civic initiatives.…
Data-Driven Citizenship Regimes in Contemporary Urban Scenarios
This Special Issue presents new perspectives on the idea of digital citizenship by delving into the nexus between its emerging concepts, the consequences of the global pandemic crisis, and the urban environment. It does so by addressing a wide range of case studies from three continents and developing two main hypotheses. First, the COVID-19 outbreak has expanded the impact of digital technologies on citizens’ everyday life. Second, the urban rea…
Three shades of 'urban-digital citizenship
Drawing upon case studies from Cape Town, 'Africa's smartest city', this article proposes three theses on 'urban-digital citizenship'. First, we suggest that urban-digital citizenship is defined by borders which operate: i) at a socio-spatial level, through the unequal distribution of digital infrastructures across the urban space; ii) through the algorithmic techniques of monitoring, profiling, and sorting, which filter access to urban services,…
From industrial to digital citizenship
Growing social inequalities represent a major concern associated with the Digital Revolution. The article tackles this issue by exploring how welfare regulations and redistribution policies can be rethought in the age of digital capitalism. It focuses on the history and enduring crisis of social citizenship rights in their connection with technological changes, in order to draw a comparison between the industrial and the digital scenario. The fir…
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