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Christoph Engemann

is a media theorist whose interests as a teacher and researcher include digital identity (and its history), e-government and e-health, the genealogy of transaction, rurality, and barns. After holding positions at the University of Bremen, Stanford, the University of Texas at Austin, and the International Research Institute for Cultural Technologies and Media Philosophy in Weimar, he was made an assistant director of the research group Media Cultures of Computer Simulation at the Leuphana University in Lüneburg.
Other texts by Christoph Engemann for DIAPHANES
Bibliography
  • German
  • 2003
    Electronic Government: Vom User zum Bürger. Zur kritischen Therie des Internet, Bielefeld, Transcript
  • control
  • media studies
  • social media
  • governance
  • social networks
  • anthropology
  • history of media
  • Governmentality
  • warfare
  • data
  • government technologies
  • Facebook
  • sovereignty
  • media technique