Notes & nodes on society, technology and the space of the possible, by Felix Stalder
Talks & Events
Where I teach
Current research project
World Information Institute, Vienna
Technopolitics Research Group
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Most recent books
Suhrkamp Verlag, 2016
Buch & Netz, 2014
PML/Mute, Winter 2013
Less recent books
- Cultures and Ethics of Sharing / Kulturen und Ethiken des Teilens Innsbruck University Press, 2012
- Deep Search. The Politics of Search Beyond Google Studienverlag / Transaction Publishers, 2009
- Manuel Castells and the Theory of the Network Society. Polity Press, 2006 and Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, 2012
- Open Cultures and the Nature of Networks. edited by Kuda.org, Futura publikacije, Novi Sad and Revolver - Archiv für aktuelle Kunst, Frankfurt a.M. (October 2005)
- Making Money. Notes on technology as environment Ph.D. Thesis, Faculty of Information Studies. University of Toronto, 2001
- README! ASCII CULTURE AND THE REVENGE OF KNOWLEDGE. FILTERED BY
, Autonomedia, NYC, 1999
Organizing
- Painted by Numbers A Discursive Installation on Algorithmic Regimes, ongoing
- Algorithmic Regimes, Vienna, 25.09.2015
- Digitale Wolken und Urbane Räume.Wien, Juni 2014
- Netzpolitischer Konvent der österreichischen Zivilgesellschaft, 2013
- Shared Digital Futures Conference, Wien 2013
- Free Culture Forum, Barcelona, 2010
- Deep Search II, Conference, Vienna, May 28 2010
- World Information City Conference, Paris, 2009
- Kunstfreiheit.ch, Schweiz, 2009
- Deep Search. Politik des Suchens jenseits von Google, Wien, 2008
- nettime-l, co-moderating, since 1998
Lecture Performance with Michael Taussig, 29.05.2019
my recent articles
- Digital Commons. Defining Concepts of the Digital Society (Internet Policy Review)
- Out Now: HYPER-EMPLOYMENT Book
- Breakdown 2.0? Systemic blockages in late-stage statism and late-stage liberal capitalism
- The Pandemic as Smart City Laboratory
- Tracking People and Modelling Society. COVID-19 and the politics of big data
- Überwachen und Anstecken (LMD)
- Von der repräsentativen zur vernetzten Demokratie