I ask: (Why) would we put (justified, blind etc.?) trust in algorithmic predictions? (How) is trust in predictions related to the underlying conflicts in criminal law and justice? And (how) do algorithmic predictions, and our trust in them, cope with the uncertainty of the future (possibly by closing the future, and by supposedly rendering it predictable in the present)? In asking these questions, I inquire into how algorithmic predictions transform our traditional principles of criminal law & justice. Use cases of algorithmic predictions include predictive policing, predictive charging and algorithmic risk assessment as well as algorithmic proportionality checks during sentencing. In particular, her ongoing research analyses a specific computational language which might support judicial interpretation at the national level, fostering the identification of relevant line of precedents as well as encouraging consistency within national criminal courts.Īlgorithmic predictions are being used ubiquitously in our algorithmic societies, inter alia in credit scoring, individualized advertisements - and also in the realm of criminal law and justice. Currently, she is working on the applications of predictive algorithms in the criminal process. On the subject, she recently published a book with Giappichelli editor (2022). Her research has focused on predictability of criminal norms, analysing the possible convergence between common law and civil law legal orders. Previously, she obtained an LLM, with specialisation in European Law, at King’s College London (2013). She was visiting researcher at Queen Mary University London (2019) as well as at the Goethe University Frankfurt (2021). She obtained her PhD in Legal Studies from the University of Bologna, developing her research on predictability in the criminal sphere towards the interconnections between national and supranational jurisdictions. Christoph Burchardĭr Alessandra Santangelo (*1989) is research fellow in Criminal Law at the Alma Mater Research Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence - (Alma AI), Department of Legal Studies, University of Bologna. Research fellow in Criminal Law, Department of Legal Studies, University of Bologna with Pavan Malreddy and Birte Heidemann), Violence in South Asia: Contemporary Perspectives, Routledge 2020. Literature, Cultural Politics and Counter-Readings: Hamlet As the Prince of Deconstruction, Routledge and Aakar Books 2021. (co-authored with Manas Dutta and Tirthankar Ghosh), Social Movements, Media and Civil Society in Contemporary India: Historical Trajectories of Public Protest and Political Mobilisation, Palgrave Macmillan 2022. with Saswat Samay Das), Deleuze and Guattari and Terror, Edinburgh University Press 2022. Examining conventional definitions of the archive, this study explores the possibility of a more effective discourse of »anarchiving« that historicizes the present in such a way so that potential spaces of subject formation and social critique can be fortified for future.
DuBois, two prominent early twentieth century thinker-activists, envisaged constitutionalism and principles of social »endosmosis« as possible means of dialogue, social justice and inter-community trust building. Focusing on ideologies of conflict and hate, built around systems of caste, ethnic and racial discriminations, this book revisits how B. ✺narchiving Social Change: Black Reason, Caste Conflicts and the Postcolonial Imperative«ĭuring my research fellowship stay, together with Pavan Kumar Malreddy, I will continue to work on our joint book project ✺narchiving Social Change: Black Reason, Caste Conflicts and the Postcolonial Imperative«. He is one of the founding members of the Postcolonial Studies Association of the Global South (PSAGS). Anindya's current research focuses on postcolonial literature and cultural practices, critical theory, violence and citizenship rights. He has been a Fulbright Fellow at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and visiting scholar at Institute for Critical Social Inquiry in the New School for Social Research in New York, and at Linnaeus University in Sweden, etc. Dabei bewegen wir - 4 Musiker aus Bonn und Bad Honnef - uns bei der Auswahl der Songs gern auch mal etwas jenseits des üblichen "Cover-Repertoires“.Professor of Literary Studies, Kazi Nazrul University, India, and (currently) Institute of Language Studies and Research (ILSR), Kolkata, IndiaĪnindya Sekhar Purakayastha, currently with the School of Translation and Cultural Studies, Institute of Language Studies and Research (ILSR), Kolkata, India, is Professor in the Department of English and Co-coordinator of the Centre for Critical Social Inquiry at Kazi Nazrul University in India.
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