I am a social anthropologist, and currently, my work concerns questions regarding digital infrastructure, migration, and border practices. My current research attends to how the expansion of digital infrastructure in Europe relates to sovereignty and borders and animates socio-technical imaginaries and ideas of belonging. I am part of the research project “The social life of XG: digital infrastructures and the re-configuration of sovereignty and imagined communities.”
My dissertation deals with logistics rationality in migration management, dispersal policies, and housing in Sweden, with an ethnographic focus on Stockholm. I defended my dissertation at the School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg, in 2022.
I am a teacher and supervisor on the Bachler programme Social and Cultural Analysis (SKA).
My dissertation deals with logistics rationality in migration management, dispersal policies, and housing in Sweden, with an ethnographic focus on Stockholm. I defended my dissertation at the School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg, in 2022.
I am a teacher and supervisor on the Bachler programme Social and Cultural Analysis (SKA).