[ecrea] spheres #4: new publication on “Media and Migration”

spheres: Journal for Digital Cultures
Issue #4: “Media and Migration”
 We are excited to announce the launch of the latest issue of »spheres: 
Journal for Digital Cultures«. In »Media and Migration« 
(<http://spheres-journal.org/4-media-and-migration/>) we investigate the 
significance of digital technologies for migration and the relation 
between migratory regimes and practices on the one hand, and digital 
cultures and infrastructures on the other.


ARTICLES

The Body-Border – Governing Irregular Migration Through Biometric Technology
Helle Stenum

Venture Sciences In Actu! – A Visit at the EAB Research Projects 
Conference (EAB-RPC) 2016
Brigitta Kuster


Media Use During Escape – A Contribution to Refugees’ Collective Agency
Maria Ullrich

Digital Mobility, Logistics, and the Politics of Migration
Sandro Mezzadra


Virtual Migration, Racism and the Multiplication of Labour
Moritz Altenried and Manuela Bojadzijev


Dreaming of Life
Morteza Jafari

The Quest for Representation
Donya Alinejad


Disobedient Sensing and Border Struggles at the Maritime Frontier of EUrope
Charles Heller, Lorenzo Pezzani and Maurice Stierl

Politics of Disobedience – Ensuring Freedom of Movements in a B/Ordered 
World
Maribel Casas-Cortes

spheres is an open peer reviewed web journal associated with the Centre 
for Digital Cultures (CDC) at Leuphana University of Lüneburg and 
supported by an international advisory board. It is concerned with 
contemporary historical and emerging discussions about digital cultures 
and exploring the theoretical, political and social stakes within these 
debates by reassembling key concepts like public spheres, media spheres 
and atmospheres.
The first three issues of spheres can be found here: 
www.spheres-journal.org <http://www.spheres-journal.org>  Editorial 
Collective:
Clemens Apprich, Armin Beverungen, Paul Feigelfeld, Magdalena 
Freudenschuß, Randi Heinrichs, Laura Hille, Inga Luchs, Sascha Simons, 
Carolin Wiedemann, Hana Yoosuf.
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