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Cyberspaces and Global Affairs

My first book chapter is out! Part of Cyberspace and Global Affairs, edited by Sean Costigan and Jake Perry at the New School. The experience of writing and contributing to this book was in itself an endeavor, but the more exciting aspect is the breadth of writing on issues in IT and ICTs as they pertain to international affairs.

From military and defense advances to public health and emergency responses, this book - published by Ashgate and available now on Amazon - speaks to the immense potential and explores the pitfalls of technology in the realm of international affairs. I can’t wait to go through the other essays ! Exciting.

With a rich visual selection of projects and methods, the book “Urban Interven­tions: Personal Pro jects in Public Space“ documents a new artistic approach to urban art that is currently making a profound mark on our contemporary visual language. The book shows the growing connections and inter play of this scene with art, architecture, performance, and installation. Propagators of urban in­tervention surprise and provoke with work in cities including New York and London, but also in countries such as China, Columbia, and Turkey. Ever yw he­re the work ap pears it turns pu blic spaces into individual experiences.

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