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• W1609271405 abstract "This paper revisits Hannah Arendt’s (1958) notion of a Space of Appearance [1] and her idealized distinction between oikos (private/domestic) and polis (public/deliberative), in light of pervasive new ecologies of techne that have (almost) invisibly repositioned the locii of individual and collective agency, politics and the experience of citizenship. Since Arendt’s time, and with the emergence of digital technologies, it has frequently been asserted that defining values and characteristics of citizenship – civic engagement, connection to public place, indigenous identities, memory - have been eliminated, subsumed or replaced by, for example, abstract, privatized, hyper-capitalized or cyber-mediated forms of immaterial cultural production and consumption. After Bratton’s (2012) “delamination of territory, economy and sovereignty one from the other”, the paper will draw these delaminated, striated and fragmented strands together to offer an alternative contextual/conceptual framework for a provocative, anticipatory ‘bourgeois anarchic’ form of ‘digital citizenship’ in Auckland, New Zealand. [2] Located on the ‘edge’ of the globe, it is nevertheless currently the largest council in Australasia, with NZ$29 billion of assets, a NZ $3 billion annual budget, and approximately 8,000 employees. Demographic and economic projections suggest that the population will reach 2.5 million by 2040. Whilst modest by global standards, this represents 40% of the total NZ population and the majority of indigenous Maori, Pacific/Polynesian and ‘new settler’ citizens, 50% of whom are under 25). What is at stake in this Pacific city discourse is not only the long-term equity and sustainability of any political, cultural, environmental or economic agenda, but also the speculative/anticipatory contribution of design. This paper addresses some implications of these for participatory citizenship. More specifically, we present design projects that empirically analyze and proactively explore the practical, trans-disciplinary implications, disruptions and potentials afforded by ICT for distributed, micro-level, decision-making (citizenship). In doing so, we shed light on how citizens might design, use or respond to emerging, intelligent and affective technologies – whether wearable, mobile, socialized or hacked - against the background of a bio-politically ambiguous, neo-liberal and increasingly privatized, res publica . [1] A space of political freedom, agency and equality which comes into being whenever citizens engage collectively through media (in Arendt’s 1958 terms of speech, argument and persuasion). [2] In November 2010, Auckland merged the functions of an existing regional council and seven previous city and district councils into one super-city governed by a mayor, 20 members of the governing body and 148 members of 21 local boards." @default.
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• W1609271405 title "Otherwise Engaged: the Data-space of Appearance at the edge of the world" @default.
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