Updated poster. The previous poster says Mar 2, instead of Mar 22. My apologies for cross-posting, and the repeat update.

Sincerely, Aakash —

Aakash Solanki PhD Student, Collaborative Program in Anthropology and South Asian Studies Co-ordinator, Development Seminar https://utdevsem.wordpress.comUniversity of Toronto [cid:c422a2d9-3bd8-48f9-b562-e9e90630d656@CANPRD01.PROD.OUTLOOK.COM]

On 13-Mar-2019, at 15:09, Aakash Solanki <aakash.solanki@mail.utoronto.camailto:aakash.solanki@mail.utoronto.ca> wrote:

Dr. Lilly Irani Assistant Professor of Communication and Science Studies, UCSD

Date: Friday, March 22 2019 Time: 1230 to 230pm Location: McLuhan Center, 39A Queens Park Crescent East

RSVP: https://goo.gl/forms/PmBNaFp4xOlBaBLF3

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: Please RSVP to confirm your attendance. The venue has limited seating (can accommodate at the most 40), and thus I will be turning off the RSVP Form when it hits that limit.

Abstract: This talk is based on the author’s recently published book Chasing Innovation: Making Entrepreneurial Citizens in Modern India (Princeton University Press, 2019) which explains the history and politics of rendering development as a call to entrepreneurship, and the pull and contradictions of this call to sort a nation into innovators and their others.

Bio: Lilly Irani is an Assistant Professor of Communication & Science Studies at University of California, San Diego. She also serves as faculty in the Design Lab, Institute for Practical Ethics, the program in Critical Gender Studies, and the Halıcıoğlu Data Science Institute. She is author of Chasing Innovation: Making Entrepreneurial Citizens in Modern India (Princeton University Press, 2019). Her research examines the cultural politics of high-tech work and the counter-practices they generate, as both an ethnographer, a designer, and a former technology worker. She is a co-founder and maintainer of digital labor activism tool Turkopticon. Her work has appeared at ACM SIGCHI, New Media & Society, Science, Technology & Human Values, South Atlantic Quarterly, and other venues. She has a Ph.D. in Informatics from University of California, Irvine.

*This year’s Development Seminar Series is generously supported by the TechnoScience Research Unit

*This talk is jointly sponsored by the McLuhan Center for Culture and Technology

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Sincerely, Aakash —

Aakash Solanki PhD Student, Collaborative Program in Anthropology and South Asian Studies Co-ordinator, Development Seminar University of Toronto

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