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Aleksandar Deejay
Dr. Aleksandar Deejay
Justice and Technoscience Lab (JusTech)
PhD (Social and Political Sciences) University of Melbourne
E: Aleksandar.Deejay@anu.edu.au
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Dr. Aleksandar Deejay is a research fellow at RegNet, ANU and a researcher in social science and science and technology studies. He received his Ph.D. at The University of Melbourne in 2016 in social and political sciences where his thesis examined social and political visibility across digital platforms. His current research explores the implications of artificial intelligence for governance and civil society, futures-thinking in governance, and discourses surrounding technology and technological futures.
From 2018-2019 he was a researcher and research coordinator for The Policy Lab at the University of Melbourne where he worked on several projects involving public sector innovation labs, including an evaluation of a world-first initiative on "innovation craft" entitled 'States of Change'. Prior to The Policy Lab, Aleks was a lecturer in International Relations at Monash University, where his focus was on the development of the program's active learning pedagogy and graduate student experiences. He has lectured units on technology and social change, international relations, gender studies, and research methodologies in politics and IR. Before undertaking his Ph.D. he was the program coordinator for the Global Summit of Women, where his main tasks included planning, coordinating, and documenting the Colloquium on Global Diversity and the annual Global Summit of Women.
Australians managing COVID risks 'on their own'
Australia is entering a new phase in the pandemic where we are managing more risks on our own, according to a
Leaders need to rebuild trust and credibility in managing the pandemic, says new research by RegNet scholars
by Kathryn Henne, Kathleen H Pine, Aleks Deejay and Franz Carneiro Alphonso
How activists are using Facebook in Myanmar for democratic ends, but Facebook itself also facilitated hate speech
by Tamas Wells and Aleks Deejay
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"It is truly fascinating how regulation and governance impacts our lives in a huge number of big and small ways.
Sociotechnical Navigation and Problem Solving amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic
This international collaboration aims to capture how individuals approach and navigate sociotechnical systems in everyday life during times of major disruption and crisis globally.
Title: Navigating a Pandemic: Australian practices and perspectives on information, services and technologies during the COVID-19 crisis
Author(s): Aleks Deejay, Kathryn Henne, Franz Carneiro Alphonso
Date of publications: 2022
Publication type: Report