About Me
Paolo Cardullo (@kiddingthecity) is an Independent Senior Researcher, ex fellow researcher at IN3, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya in Barcelona — awarded Beatriu de Pinòs, Marie-Curie Action cofund:
Grant no. 2018 BP 00068, 2020-2023 project title:
Technological Sovereignty through and beyond Barcelona Smart City.
Previously, I was postdoctoral researcher at the Technology Adoption Group, School of Business, and on The Programmable City at NIRSA, both at Maynooth University of Ireland. I have done teaching for many years and in different faculties, at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, such as: Associate Lecturer @ Sociology Goldsmiths, University of London; Visiting Lecturer @ University of Modena (MA Economic and Public Policy), @ University of Antwerp (Smart City Summer School), @ the Royal Holloway London (MA in Cultural Geography), and @ CAPA London (UG in Urban Studies) →→→ see my projects on Open Science Framework →→→ and my profile on the Zotero Community →→→ my full academic CV is here
Currently, member of the the Coalition for Independent Tech Research (CITR): Advancing, defending, and sustaining the right to ethically study the impact of technology on society
I am Zotero and FOSS evangelist, I was a ‘regular’ at the Wireless Wednesday workshops in Deptford, London. My current settings: the super fast and sturdy Xubuntu on Lenovo ThinkPad X200* & X1nano
*practically dead now but still very good to write a book
My PhD thesis, Walking on the Rim: towards a geography of resentment, was discussed with Prof. Doug Harper (Duquesne University and IVSA president) and Dr. Alison Rooke (Goldsmiths and CUCR co-director). My patient supervisors were Prof. Caroline Knowles and Prof. David Oswell (both at Sociology, Goldsmiths).
My Final Visual Project for the MA in Photography and Urban Culture is published on the Italian magazine Una Cittå n.144/2007
Thanks For Browsing!
kiddingthecity is…
…a webspace created by Paolo Cardullo in 2007 during his PhD at Goldsmiths University of London. It has gone through a few updates building up on new projects and publications
One simple promise: I will never use AI to write a post
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