Registration open You can now register for our Annual Conference in Lausanne. Please note that the early bird registration deadline is June 15. The deadline for inclusion to the scientific program is June 30: Registration page We highly recommend registering for the social dinner, which takes place at a wonderful and very special location. Please note…
Deadline for the EAEPE Kapp Prize: Extended to April 15 The deadline for submitting your publications for consideration for the EAEPE Kapp Prize has been extended to March 15. You can have a look at the rules of the prize here.
Dear EAEPE members, Welcome to the second issue of the EAEPE Newsletter. The purpose of the Newsletter is to strengthen communication within the Association community, between those involved in the Governance of the EAEPE (Council members, Committee members, Research Area Coordinators) and EAEPE members, as well as among the members themselves. The newsletter aims to…
38th Annual Conference at the University of Lausanne The deadline for submitting individual abstracts was extended until March 15. All other dates were adjusted accordingly. You can get an overview and all relevant information about the conference here.
Call for Papers | Workshop The Stack in a Fragmenting World: Deglobalization, Technological Transformation, and Geo-economic Ordering Erfurt, Germany | 27–28 May 2026 This workshop invites theoretically oriented contributions engaging with Benjamin Bratton’s concept of The Stack as a lens to analyse contemporary transformations in global political and economic order. While debates on deglobalization, geo-economic…
38th Annual Conference at the University of Lausanne The Call for Papers for the 2026 conference in Lausanne is now available. Until January 12, you can submit proposals for special sessions. As of February 1, you can submit individual abstracts to those special sessions that were accepted. If you want to submit an abstract to…
38th Annual Conference at the University of Lausanne The 38th Annual EAEPE Conference will take place at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, from 9–11 September 2026. The conference theme will be: Global Transformations of Labour As usual, there will be specific calls for papers, and all contributions related to EAEPE research areas are welcome. Also, a pre-conference for young scholars will be held on 8…
A manifesto for digital & AI rights from the left An Interview with Phoebe Moore Her talk on the social relations of AI production will focus on private and public sector bodies, and Big Tech companies that aggressively harvest personal data with a logic of extraction that mirrors historical forms of colonialism. Datasets are…
The Mixed Political Economy of AI An Interview with Susan Ariel Aaronson Susan Ariel Aaronson is a Research Professor of International Affairs at the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University (GWU). She is also a GWU Public Interest Technology Scholar and co-Principal Investigator of the NSF-NIST Trustworthy AI Institute for Law and…
Conference program overview We are excited for the upcoming conference! The general program is now ready, and you can view it here. The detailed program, which shows the time of each presentation, is still being finalized and will be published for registered users soon.
