This paper investigates, through a qualitative analysis of official documents, how certain
imaginaries about technology filter into EU policymaking, allowing or accelerating the …

Since the rise of the smartphone, apps have become entrenched in billions of users' daily
lives. Accessible across phones and tablets, watches and wearables, connected cars …

This commentary proposes a research agenda for the concept of feminist digital natures
(FDN). To demonstrate how we see FDN connecting existing research efforts, we review …

Over the last few years, smart cities have been a focus of scholarly attention. Most of these
critical studies concentrated on the multinational corporations' discourses and their …

'Digital methods' turn to medium-specific and online avenues for social and cultural
research. While these approaches foster empirical media studies, it has become …

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the acceptance of digital banking services such as
online payment and banking apps. As bank clients become more likely to use online …

An array of software apps, from fitness to finance, enrolls behavioral economics, and
economists, in their product designs, value propositions, or else sales pitches, to make …

We live in a time of intense political polarisation worldwide, fuelled by manipulated and
manipulating personalised information flows. How are these troubling kinds of …

Against the rise of mobility platforms, this paper explores the practices and politics of mobility
arising from the everyday infrastructural functioning of Baemin, the largest food delivery …

It is vital for financial institutions to acquire and digitally onboard customers in a user-friendly
and seamless manner. This is relevant and urgent for financial products. Despite its …