Dr Joss Hands' research activity

Books

Hands, J & Siapera, E (Eds.) (2004) At the Interface: Continuity and Transformation in Culture and Politics Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi

Hands, J (2010) @ is for Activism: Dissent, Resistance and Rebellion in Digital Culture Pluto Press


Articles and chapters in books

(2007) 'Between Agonistic and Deliberative Politics: Towards a Radical e-Democracy' in Radical Democracy and the Internet eds. Lincoln Dahlberg and Eugenia Siapera, Basingstoke: Palgrave

(2006) 'Civil Society, Cosmopolitics and the Net: The Legacy of 15 February 2003' Information, Communication and Society (9) 2 pp225-243

(2005) '9/11 and the Project of Modernity' Philosophy and Social Criticism Vol 31 No 3 pp 381-387

(2005) 'E-Deliberation and Local Governance: The Role of Computer Mediated Communication in Local Democratic Participation in the United Kingdom' First Monday Vol 10 No 7, July 2005, available online

(2004) 'Living With E-Utopia: Camus, Habermas and the Politics of Virtual Dissent' in At the Interface: Continuity and Transformation in Culture and Politics eds. Joss Hands & Eugenia Siapera, Amsterdam & New York: Rodopi
Selected Presentations

29th April 2009, 'Protocol; Norm; Imperative: Networks as Moral Machines', 'The State of Things' Conference, University of Leicester 29 April - 1 May 2009.

11 March 2009, 'Constructing the Common: The Politics of Co-operation in Digital Activism' Invited speaker at the Critical Cultures Research Seminar Series, Centre for Critical Theory, University of Nottingham.

April 2008 'Mobil(e)ising the Multitude: The Political Significance of Mobile Communications in Contemporary Protest and Resistance Movements' 'Politics: Web 2.0: An International Conference,' New Political Communication Unit, Department of Politics and International Relations, Royal Holloway, University of London, April 17-18, 2008.

September 2006 'From the Public Sphere to the Communications Commons: Discourse and Multitude in the Network Society' CRESC Conference, 'Media Change and Social Theory' University of Oxford, UK, September 6-8 2006

November 2005 'Disciplining The Field - The Formation of Research Agendas in Internet Studies' First European Communication Conference '50 Years of Communication Research' Amsterdam, Netherlands, November 25-26 2005

January 2005 'Multitude: Some Notes Towards a Critique,' iCANN, 'Technology: A Symposium,' Nottingham Trent University

September 2004 'Civil Society, Cosmopolitics and the Web,' AoIR 5.0 annual conference, 'Ubiquity?' Sussex University, UK Sept 19-22 2004

July 2004 'February 15th, or, Who Says Europeans are So Special: Protest in The Age of the Network Society,' IAMCR conference, 'Communication and Democracy: Perspectives for a New World.' Porto Alegre, Brazil, July 25-30 2004

November 2003 'Subjects of e-Democracy: A Study in the Discourse and Practice of e-Deliberation,' IAMCR conference, 'Digital Dynamics,' Loughborough University, UK., Nov 6-9 2003

October 2003 'The Discourse of e-Deliberation: A Study in the Communicative Practice of Local e-Democracy in the UK' AOIR 4.0 annual conference 'Broadening the Band' Toronto, Canada, 16-19 Oct 2003

December 2002 'Living with E-Utopia: Camus, Habermas and the Politics of Virtual Dissent' 1st Global Conference: 'Transformations in Politics, Culture and Society,' Brussels, Belgium, 6-8 Dec 2002

June 2002 'Identity in the Matrix: The Internet on Film and the Intensification of the Bourgeois Subject' Cost European Action A20, Tromso University, Norway, 20-22 June 2002



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