With Philippe Droz-Vincent, Sciences Po; Luca Tomini, ULB; Julien Jeandesboz, ULB; Remi Castets, Université de Bordeaux; Leila Seurat, CAREP; Wassim Ghantous, Tampere University; Christian Olsson, ULB; Suzan Gibril, ULB; Camila Perez Lagos, ISTC, Lille; Bilge Yesil, College of Staten Island, NY; Sébastien-Yves Laurent, Université de Bordeaux.

Journée d’étude sur la gouvernance algorithmique et le renouvèlement des formes de résistance organisée par l’Observatoire des mondes arabes et musulmans (OMAM) / Université libre de Bruxelle (ULB) et le Centre arabe de recherche et d’étude politiques de Paris (CAREP Paris).

The study of surveillance is attracting growing interest in academic circles. Research on this theme aims to reveal, empirically, theoretically and ethically, the nature and impact of a key process of social organization (Lyon et al. 2012). This process involves the collection, analysis and use of data in various fields of social, environmental, economic or political governance. It is orchestrated through a complex network of institutions, systems, bureaucracies and social ties, making its effects particularly complex to delineate and study. Responses to surveillance, be they opposition, resistance, diversion or reappropriation, manifest locally in militant and artistic actions.

Through this study day, we aim to reflect on these changes by focusing on two main areas: firstly, on public action taken by a variety of actors at the crossroads of the "public" and the "private", and at the reception of these practices by the population, and secondly, on how these practices are received by the population, particularly looking at the methods of resistance and opposition employed in both democratic and authoritarian contexts.

Monday 17th june 2024 from 10am to 6pm

Salle Kant
Institut d’études européennes
39, Avenue F.D. Roosevelt
1050 Bruxelles

Cet événement sera tenu en français

Contact: omam@ulb.be