Lim on Big Data from the South

December 16, 2018

On 4 December 2018, Merlyna Lim spoke at the public plenary on “Big Data from the South: — with (London School of Economics), (SUNY Oswego), and (Erasmus University Rotterdam). The event was held in advance of the workshop “Big Data from the South: Towards a Research Agenda” which took place at the Department of Media Studies of the University of Amsterdam, on December 5, 2018. The entire venue was funded by the European Research Council, the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis, and the Amsterdam Centre for Globalization Studies.

Following the Amsterdam event, Lim also delivered on 6 December 2018.

Check out real-time tweets from the Big Data event below to follow the conversation below.

a full room for panel with @3Lmantra @couldrynick Ulises Mejias and ! thanks for the amazinf hospitality, @spui25!
— stefania milan (@annliffey)

an amazing panel of researchers sharing their work on : Ulises Mejias, , @couldrynick, @3Lmantra. check out
— stefania milan (@annliffey)

Merlyna Lim: data deterritorialises us, but for people from the Global South, data also reterritorialises us. Brown bodies, black bodies are datafied differently. Who has the power to do this matters
— Anja Kovacs (@anjakovacs)

Brown bodies are datified differently – at
— Étienne von Bertrab

https://twitter.com/nielstenoever/status/1070047362930929669

Legacy of the as a byproduct of traditional colonialism – are old dynamics of subalternity reproduced in new societies? at
— Silvia Masiero (@SilviaHedley)

https://twitter.com/nielstenoever/status/1070057312881119233

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