Presentation

I am interested in what is often referred to as ‘non-media-centric media research’, which in my case takes two forms: firstly, ‘grey media studies’, i.e. media technologies and media practices related to work, administration and information management; and secondly, the complex relationships between media, everyday life, place and mobility. Recently I have worked in a research project on co-working spaces (funded by the Swedish Research Council) and will soon be launching the project ‘The Office of Tomorrow over 100 Years: Technology and Work in Office Advertising 1880–1980’ (funded by the Ridderstad Foundation).

Publications

My research environments

Imagining and Co-Creating Futures

In a world that seems caught in a crisis-ridden present, there is a need to reawaken our capacity to collectively imagine, make...

Digital Work Futures Research Lab

Researchers at the Digital Work Futures Research Lab (DWF) explore how professionals at the forefront of digitalisation lead,...