This project is generously funded by the Robert Bosch Stiftung.
Personal data rights, digital identity, discrimination, and autonomy
Corporate accountability, platform governance, and responsible innovation
Regulatory authority, digital jurisdiction, and security frameworks
Cross-border data flows, technical standards, and multilateral cooperation
We examine how emerging technologies—from digital identity systems and digital public infrastructure (DPI) to blockchains and satellite networks—reshape social and political boundaries.
Our mission is to provide evidence-based insights on digital sovereignty challenges, with a particular focus on migration systems and the vulnerable groups navigating them.
This project is generously funded by the Robert Bosch Stiftung.
This invite-only workshop unites UK government (DSIT) with leading UK civil society and academic researchers to evaluate the proposed national digital identity scheme.
Margie is speaking at an event about the implications of biodata - from biometric technologies, synthetic DNA, biobanks and genomic predictions – for the present and future of surveillance and society.
Margie and Keren will present their research at a one-day symposium on Digital ID in Global South, refugee and UK contexts.