Questions about how algorithms contribute to (in) security are under discussion across
international political sociology. Building upon and adding to these debates, our collective …

The complex and uncertain environment of the humanitarian response to crises can lead to
data bias, which can affect decision-making. Evidence of data bias in crisis information …

Humanitarian crises, such as the 2014 West Africa Ebola epidemic, challenge information
management and thereby threaten the digital resilience of the responding organizations …

My article focuses on the pilot of a Biometric Identity Management System (BIMS) for the
distribution on in-kind aid in Kakuma refugee camp, in Kenya's Turkana county, to examine …

Over the past two decades, humanitarian conduct has been drifting away from the classical
paradigm. This drift is caused by the blurring of boundaries between development aid and …

Introducing the notion of “digital expulsions”, this paper argues that digital technologies in
refugee humanitarianism are mainly used for hampering migrants from becoming asylum …

Digital visual technologies have become an important tool of humanitarian governance.
They allow the monitoring of crises from afar, making it possible to detect human rights …

This article contributes to emergent debates in critical security studies that consider the
processes and effects that arise where new forms of automated technology begin to guide …

This article deals with the technologies and apps that asylum seekers need to navigate as
forced hindered techno-users in order to get access to asylum and financial support. With a …

Over the past 25 years, the humanitarian sector has become increasingly dominated by
numbers. This has been reflected in the growth of academic work that explores this …