Nele Prinz
PhD fellow
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Departments
Department of Management, Society and Communication
Room: DH.V.2.09
Big data
Artificial intelligence
Technology
Society
Philosophy
Primary research areas
Governmental rationalities and practices
Algorithmic governmentality
History of simulation
Political theory
Interrogating power in emerging technologies
My research is guided by the assumption that emerging technologies are never neutral, new, or immaterial, but deeply embedded in societies, ecologies, historical (dis-)continuities and normative assumptions. Grounded in Political Theory and Critical Data Studies, I explore how digital technologies reconfigure political rationalities and practices by drawing upon the deployment of simulation technologies like digital twins.
Prior to CBS, I completed a BA and MA in International and European Governance at the University of Münster and Sciences Po Lille with a focus on Politics, Philosophy, and Economy.