[Air-L] Fwd: FW: Smart City & Digital Sovereignty Online Workshop

[Katherine Harrison]

Dear all,

Please find below information about an upcoming online workship about Smart
Cities & Digital Sovereignty that might be of interest to some on this
list. Attendance is free, but we are asking people to register to help us
plan.

With best wishes,
Katherine Harrison






Smart City & Digital Sovereignty Online Workshop


14-15 June 2021 (9 – 13 each day).

Web: https://liu.se/en/article/conference-programme-smart-city

Registration: https://forms.office.com/r/HatRrs2cCa
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Every day when you move around your hometown, data about what you do and
where you go are collected by smart city sensors. While individually they
cannot tell much about who you are and what you do, taken together they can
form patterns about your life and your habits far beyond what you can
imagine. As more cities implement ‘smart’ technologies, the question of the
data becomes more pressing. The idea of establishing ‘digital sovereignty’
encapsulates this idea of controlling the use of one’s own data.



This online workshop is organized by the Smart City & Digital Sovereignty
Network, and brings together an interdisciplinary group of experts to
exchange knowledge and practice. For more details on speakers and paper
titles, please see below.



*Attendance is free. Please register to help us plan the workshop. Register
here
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Speakers include:

Irina Shklovski, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (The Perils of
Visibility: What are the obligations and responsibilities of smart cities)

Anders Riel Müller, University of Stavanger, Norway (The Street Smart City:
Justice in smart city projects)

Olgerta Tona, Göteborg University, Sweden (Digitalization and Human Dignity)

Kristiane Fjaer Lindland, University of Stavanger, Norway (Handling
paradoxes of co-creation in public sector: how can emergent bottom-up
initiatives be supported in a structured regime?)

Ambra Trotto, RISE & Umeå University, Sweden (Design for Systemic
Transformation, empowering towards Digital Ethics)

Claudia Mendes Bernhard, Technical University of Munich, Germany
(Prototyping publics for technical democracy? Challenges, frictions and
openings in the co-creation of smart city infrastructures)

Julia Schröder, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany (Urban
digitalization as infrastructural institutionalization)

Heather Wiltse, Umeå University, Sweden (Experiencing the smart city)

Elizabeth Calderón Lüning, Weizenbaum Institute, University of the Arts
Berlin, Germany (Digital Sovereignty on the Urban Scale: Learning from city
activism in discussing democratic decision making in the digital policy
field)

Cory Robinson, Linköping University & Nordic Privacy Network, Sweden (IoT
and data consent: Privacy dilemmas arising from co-owned personal data in
smart cities)

Vangelis Angelakis, Linköping University, Sweden (Is platform
decentralization making my ΙοΤ data really private? - A look at the tools
we have, the why and how we put them together)



For more information:
https://liu.se/en/article/smart-city-digital-sovereignty



*This network is supported by a Riksbankens Jubileumsfond Research
Initiation grant (F21-0029)*