.../standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract The article draws on the concept of legal infrastructures and infrastructuring processes in the context of the ongoing discussion on the (legal) framing of environmental migration. It lays out why the entanglement of empirical and normative indeterminacy...

... in promising new directions. Hybrid Space mobile communication networked technologies power infrastructures mobilities We live in Hybrid Spaces. Every day, people around the world carry mobile devices connected to each other and the Internet, including smartphones/watches, fitness monitors, Bluetooth...

... through our RightsLink service via the Permissions link on the article page on our site–for further information please contact [email protected]. Abstract Research infrastructures (RIs) are crucial for scientific progress, innovation, and global development, necessitating international...

... ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract In a world of accelerated movements, this article examines how infrastructures matter in international relations. We...

...Malgorzata Lagisz; Martin Westgate; Dax Kellie; Shinichi Nakagawa bibliometrics data infrastructures global impact information dissemination metaresearch Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation 10.13039/501100000943 RG213588 First, the journal articles were twice...

... the power and control of MNCs over the modular and (re)configurable digital infrastructures that sustain and mediate our daily lives by leveraging their tremendous data wealth and computational capacity. ¹² Being dependent, the argument goes, on few digital infrastructures and normalizing...

...’ command) and produce different outcomes in terms of increasing or containing these three criticalities. megaprojects legitimacy public consent legitimation infrastructures In the last 30 years, megaprojects (hereafter MPs) have been among the most discussed public and public–private investments...

...Sophie Cranston; Karine Duplan This is not straightforward because as Xiang and Lindquist (2014) highlight, infrastructures may not necessarily be designed specifically to facilitate migration (see also Collins 2020), but they do shape how people migrate through their operation. In this article...

... infrastructures Traditional approaches to (the study of) megaprojects tend to focus on day-to-day managerial actions. They see the development of the megaproject life cycle as shaped by a techno-economic logic. That is, project managers organize and manage resources to get the project completed within an already...

... of arrival, that is the multilayered atmosphere in which refugees have to find their place in a—for them new—society after their arrival. To gain insight in the climate of arrival for refugees, we draw on the concept of arrival infrastructures, which highlights ‘those parts of the urban fabric within which...

... shown how the adoption of new standards and infrastructures impacts everyday experimental practices and reproducibility ( 21 ) and how standards depend upon larger social contexts and forms of life ( 22 ). I build on this scholarship to explore how standards may enable the exchange and reusability...

... range anxiety. charging infrastructures range estimation range anxiety measures range anxiety electric vehicle Electric Vehicle (EV) technology is of topical concern in the contemporary world owing to the fact that it is the key to emission reduction and energy efficiency improvement targets...

.... In this article, I argue that the epistemic infrastructuring of statistical capacity into the SDG framework is a privileged case. By parsing the interconnections between the data, actors, networks, and processes that constitute statistical capacity on national and global levels, we can understand how central...

.../by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Section 1 of this article summarises current social scientific discussions on arrival infrastructures and migrant integration. This is followed by an overview...

...Claas Kirchhelle Summary In early 2020, COVID-19 exposed differences in public health laboratory systems’ testing abilities. Focusing on Germany, the USA and the UK between 1900 and 2020, this article argues that studying the distinct evolution of laboratory infrastructures is critical...

...Björn Bremer; Donato Di Carlo; Leon Wansleben There is now growing awareness of these deficiencies, and a consensus has emerged among policymakers and social partners about the need for more local infrastructure spending ( Expertenkommission des BMWi, 2016 ). Yet, most observers still overlook...

... is properly cited. For commercial re-use, please contact [email protected] Abstract The article traces the development of the epistemic infrastructure of the education sustainable development goal (SDG) in order to examine the ways that the incremental buildup of the discourse, technical expertise...

... approach to quantification as an “epistemic infrastructure,” which emerges across three levels: materialities (such as data and indicators), interlinkages (such as networks and communities), and paradigms (such as new ways of doing policy work). Using the lens of the “epistemic infrastructure” on the SDGs...

...Koen Leurs; Philipp Seuferling Third, with the notion of imaginaries, we can trace how technological, infrastructural developments have historically reflected particular beliefs and fantasies about migration, containment, and mobility. Socio-technical imaginaries are “collectively held...

... objects ( Star, 1999 ), infrastructures ( Star & Ruhleder, 1996 ), and fields ( Bourdieu, 1986 ). It argues that the systems of knowledge production and evaluation in hybrid sites that produce dominant epistemic objects and infrastructures reflect hybrid practices at the intersection of multiple...