Oskar S.
@qualitativresidual.bsky.social
PhD student @ Sciences Po CEE. Institutions, infrastructures, instruments, and imaginaries of environmental politics. Currently researching AI in urban environmental governance. Canadian in Paris. Graphic designer. 🌲🦦
Personal site: qualitativeresidual.ca
Personal site: qualitativeresidual.ca
Out with ‘abundance’, time for:
September 5, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Out with ‘abundance’, time for:
In a parallel life, I designed political posters. Some of them were pretty damn good. Here’s one of my favourites, for @suebigoil.bsky.social and @avilewis.bsky.social
July 17, 2025 at 9:27 PM
In a parallel life, I designed political posters. Some of them were pretty damn good. Here’s one of my favourites, for @suebigoil.bsky.social and @avilewis.bsky.social
Excited to present with my colleague Luca at this workshop tomorrow with the @ccds-aup.bsky.social!
Looking at medieval city-states, company towns and contemporary smart cities, we argue that city "autonomy" is incapable without symmetrical processes of automation and othering.
Abstract below :)
Looking at medieval city-states, company towns and contemporary smart cities, we argue that city "autonomy" is incapable without symmetrical processes of automation and othering.
Abstract below :)
June 11, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Excited to present with my colleague Luca at this workshop tomorrow with the @ccds-aup.bsky.social!
Looking at medieval city-states, company towns and contemporary smart cities, we argue that city "autonomy" is incapable without symmetrical processes of automation and othering.
Abstract below :)
Looking at medieval city-states, company towns and contemporary smart cities, we argue that city "autonomy" is incapable without symmetrical processes of automation and othering.
Abstract below :)
Boston is an amazing place.
April 21, 2025 at 10:18 PM
Boston is an amazing place.
The credit was automatic and the cheques mailed quarterly to anyone who filed taxes on income below a certain level (with the amount tapering off beyond the $40,000 threshold). Directly funded through the price on carbon, it gave working people a material benefit through the transition.
March 18, 2025 at 7:37 AM
The credit was automatic and the cheques mailed quarterly to anyone who filed taxes on income below a certain level (with the amount tapering off beyond the $40,000 threshold). Directly funded through the price on carbon, it gave working people a material benefit through the transition.
A big day for Frederick Jackson Turner
January 20, 2025 at 9:47 PM
A big day for Frederick Jackson Turner
Evergreen finding here. Robots need more help than they offer!
(Akrich Callon and Latour - 2002 - "The Key to Success in Innovation Part I: The Art of Interressement")
(Akrich Callon and Latour - 2002 - "The Key to Success in Innovation Part I: The Art of Interressement")
December 9, 2024 at 7:37 AM
Evergreen finding here. Robots need more help than they offer!
(Akrich Callon and Latour - 2002 - "The Key to Success in Innovation Part I: The Art of Interressement")
(Akrich Callon and Latour - 2002 - "The Key to Success in Innovation Part I: The Art of Interressement")