Public LecturesJon Cruddas and the ‘rise of cyborg socialism’ Oct 22, 2018 EditorComment on Jon Cruddas and the ‘rise of cyborg socialism’ Labour MP Jon Cruddas is often described as one of few ‘intellectual’ parliamentarians in contemporary
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UncategorizedHow In The Future Online Hate Content Might Be Both Created And Countered By Algorithms Oct 10, 2018 AdminComment on How In The Future Online Hate Content Might Be Both Created And Countered By Algorithms Picture the scene: a webpage, online forum, or social media post containing a pile of
UncategorizedPolitics on Wednesdays Oct 1, 2018 EditorComment on Politics on Wednesdays A new seminar series begin this week at the University of East Anglia, where we
