…build, Samuel would go around and around with the contractors, who’d want access to all his source code without letting him see any of theirs. It made sense for them…

…and mainstream news organizations subsequently reporting on the hack and commenting on the ensuing scandal.[4] The cache was the subject of an annotated, color-coded report published by the Lavoisier Group,…

…writing code, stopping only to ice his wrists (Townsend 2015). Yet, questions arose on the ground about the value and meaning of an endeavor that required an ever-growing number of…

…of reliability and affordability. Accordingly, the expertise required to circulate electricity freely and competitively itself should emerge competitively, and as such, cannot be contained in predetermined, centralized venues such as…

…the words “Warning May Contain GMOs,” and a QR code or URL directing the consumer to websites with additional information about genetically modified foods. Figure 2. Early LIY label template….

…the Internet becomes the latest in a long series of tools that clandestine information networks use to build alternative publics through the illegal sharing of outlawed texts. In that sense,…

…eradicated. In the context of major anxiety about the handover of the British colony to the People’s Republic of China, the 1997 killing – or “culling” as it was euphemistically…

…a complex, quasi-ecological system (e.g. Blackmore and Plant 2008; Madni and Jackson 2009). Within ecology, resilience became a central theme for a great deal of work in the area of…

…to produce a digital object that could be easily generated, transmitted, recognized, and exchanged—but not duplicated—without relying on a third party like a central bank, a clearinghouse, or the state….

…not only in terms of having a proof-of-concept of code that can cause physical destruction—which is something we hadn’t seen before—but also it marks a threshold in international relations because…

…research community regard this as an infringement of ethical standards included in the IEEE Code of Ethics that prohibits “injuring others, their property, reputation, or employment by false or malicious…

…millions of them—OPM’s outsourcing almost certainly would not have posed the same risk as the pooling of digital files. But this combination of centralization of systems and outsourcing of functions…

…the more than 150 DBPTs currently in operation across Ashaiman. My foremost aim was to objectify what can be called “African solutions to African problems” by posing the promise of…

…logistician depicting plans for the construction of a “hot zone” to be located in Lagos, Nigeria. Other high-tech interventions have shown their limits in West African contexts. The point of…

…has been awarding the “Design of the Year” for a decade now, celebrating examples that “promote or deliver change, enable access, extend design practice, or capture the spirit of the…

…available vaccines afford adequate protection to those in need? The story of how old blood serum became the substrate for this kind of epidemiological sentinel system is central to understanding…

…living with diabetes during a year of fieldwork in the Central American country of Belize. It initially came as a surprise to me how expensive and out of reach the…

…Today we face unprecedented challenges, and so we need to rethink strategies and re-evaluate tactics. In traditional activism, the concept of “bearing witness” is central. It is the practice of…

…The center store was and continues to be a central medium for the CPG industry, which has played a primary role in shaping and influencing its size and form. Over…

…was incentivized through the conferral of graduate degrees, hiring, promotion, and tenure priorities. It was reinforced over time by a number of organizations including the Endangered Language Fund, UNESCO, the…

…to the specific malarial dynamics of the city (Chaki et al. 2012). Human Landing Catch. The Human Landing Catch seems the stuff of imperial nightmares—global health researchers using Africans as…

…between ducks, chickens, pigs and humans, which he believed promoted the emergence of new viruses (Shortridge and Harris 1982). When in 1997 the HPAI H5N1 strain first infected humans, global…