Talks
Andrew Wallace-Hadrill on "The Twelve Caesars" by Suetonius
Andrew Wallace-Hadrill (Cambridge) on "The Twelve Caesars" (121) by Suetonius.
Poster: CDH. Image: University of California Press.
Migrants in the Digital Periphery: New Urban Frontiers of Control
Wed 26 February 2025
McCrum Lecture Theatre
Join us for a timely and critical panel discussion on the centrality of the exploitation of race and migrant mobility in the name of Silicon Valley capital. Drawing from his new book, Dr Matt Mahmoudi will lead a conversation with Professor Myria Georgiou, Professor Graham Denyer Willis, and Dr Amy Gaeta, moderated by Professor Caroline Bassett, exploring how digital urban infrastructures have become a new frontier for racial capitalism and border imperialism. From Fortress Europe to the US southern border and its cities of sanctuary, they explore how tech companies are transforming urban spaces into sites of surveillance and control.
Cost: Free
Enquiries and booking
Please note that booking is required for this event.
Online booking recommended. Limited tickets available on the door, subject to availability.
Enquiries: Cambridge Digital Humanities Website Email: comms.events@cdh.cam.ac.uk
Venue
| Address: | McCrum Lecture Theatre Behind The Eagle pub on Bene't Street Corpus Christi College Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB2 3QN |
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