Politics

Politics

The political dimension of my work relates primarily to the governance of new technologies and the impositions they often present for our daily lives. I have written recently on the politics of Web 2.0, the governance of health online and th biopolitics of human enhancement. Here’s a resource on what I read.

Essential Reading

American Political Science Review /
British Journal of Political Science /
British Politics and International Relations /
Cooperation and Conflict /
Cultural Politics /
First Monday /
Foreign Policy /
Journal of Peace Research /
Journal of Politics /
Journal of Politcal Philosophy /
New Perspectives Quarterly /
New Statesman /
Philosophy and Public Affairs /
Perspectives on Political Science /

Resources

Friends: Steve Best / Philip Drake / Michael Higgins / Francis Fukuyama / John Robertson / David Silver / James Tansey /�

About the Author

No Comments

Start the ball rolling by posting a comment on this article!

Leave a Reply

My latest movie

You need Flash player 8+ and JavaScript enabled to view this video.
find me on twitter (906 followers)
- RT @NHJ_HE: The #lovehe Daily is out http://bit.ly/djzGWZ - featuring @khephir @andymiah @ALTC_HigherEd @MarioCreatura @UoKResearch about 13 hours ago from Seesmic for Android
- RT @ahrcpress: 'The beat goes on', an AHRC project Inspired by #Liverpool 's significant contribution to popular music http://bit.ly/32nDko about 16 hours ago from TweetDeck
- RT @allanbarr: 2 great position available with top Scottish Internet Marketing firm @attacats (@timbarlow) http://ow.ly/2ymlP #job #uwscci about 16 hours ago from TweetDeck
- RT @laurencehill: Ars Electronica is a festival of arts, technology and science. With faintly comical hashtag #ars10 about 16 hours ago from Seesmic for Android
- RT @guardianscience: Is physicist Stephen Hawking right that physics, not God, created the universe? | Poll http://bit.ly/aznXSh about 16 hours ago from Seesmic for Android

My Flickr Stream
Posts by Category
- Academic News (309)
  - Calls for Papers (55)
  - Citations (1)
  - Conference Notes (71)
  - Publications (42)
  - Speaking (118)
- Art & Design (70)
  - BioArt (23)
- Bioethics (173)
  - Abortion (1)
  - Artificial Life (2)
  - Assisted Suicide (1)
  - Bioethics and Sport (54)
  - Cognitive Enhancement (2)
  - Cryonics (1)
  - End of Life Issues (4)
  - Euthanasia (1)
  - Genetics (1)
  - Human Cloning (4)
  - Human Enhancement (3)
  - Life Extension (1)
  - NeuroEthics (1)
  - Prosthesis (2)
  - Stem Cells (1)
- Bioethics & Film (24)
  - 1995 (1)
  - 1996 (1)
  - 1997 (2)
  - 1999 (1)
  - 2000 (2)
  - 2002 (1)
  - 2003 (1)
  - 2004 (5)
  - 2006 (4)
  - 2007 (3)
  - 2008 (1)
  - 2009 (1)
  - 2010 (1)
- BioPolitics (2)
- China (4)
- Digital Culture (102)
- Film (15)
  - Films (9)
- Genetically Modified Athletes (195)
  - cloning (1)
  - Cognitive Doping (1)
  - Detection (1)
  - Genetic Tests (4)
  - GMA News (6)
  - Headlines (164)
  - Policy (12)
  - Resources (3)
  - Science (7)
  - WADA News (3)
- Handwritten (1)
- Human Futures (2008) (3)
- Life in general (257)
  - Brief Encounters (27)
  - Events I'd like to attend (100)
  - Liverpool (34)
  - The Last Word (5)
  - Travel (10)
- Media Appearances (29)
- Multi-Theme (1)
- Olympics (120)
- Philosophy (28)
- Photography (26)
- Political (19)
  - Conflicts (6)
  - G8 (3)
  - Global Poverty (3)
  - Governance (4)
  - Journalism (6)
  - Peace (1)
  - Social Unrest (3)
  - Terrorism (1)
- Posthumanism (95)
- Public Engagement with Science (24)
  - Nanotechnology (15)
- Random (22)
- Sport (112)
  - doping (35)
  - gene doping (44)
  - Technosport (25)
- Uncategorized (1)
- Visual Culture (17)
Featured Stories
- My article about The Human Centipede and Bioethics #lovefilm
  29 August 2010 4:51 PM | No Comments
  The next trending film on Twitter after Inception will be this, the most horrific film ever made. Take a look at some of the issues it raises for bioethicists focused on human enhancements.
  Read More
- Why I have a website @TimesHigherEd Uncut Q&A
  16 August 2010 10:46 PM | 2 Comments
  This week, I was interviewed for a feature in the @TimesHigherEd; the opportunity to reflect on my own web presence was just too much to resist. Her are some full answers to the questions I was asked.
  Read More
- Ode to Slavoj Zizek
  11 August 2010 11:31 AM | No Comments
  A couple of years ago, Slavoj Zizek was in Liverpool for a couple of days. I took a few shots of him at a lecture, which have been published in a few books about him and even remain his photograph in Wikipedia (I’m sure there...
  Read More
- The Best Top 10 tips for using Twitter
  31 July 2010 5:51 PM | No Comments
  Please retweet: I’ve been checking out a few websites which claim to offer advice about ways to improve your Twitter follower numbers. My adorable 772 (783, 2 days since I posted this) followers need company. I’ve at least gotta break the 1,000 mark soon. It’s...
  Read More
- Gene Doping
  24 July 2010 10:12 AM | No Comments
  On 30 July, I'll be one of a number of commentators in a documentary to be screened on the TV channel Arte. The film is about gene doping and is directed by Beat Glogger, an awesome character living in Switzerland
  Read More
Andy Android (my alter ego)
- Science and Twitter
  “Science in 140 Characters or Less: Public Engagement and the Twittersphere” University of the West of England Science Communication Unit – MSc Project Toby Shannon This survey is designed to collect information about ‘science users’ on Twitter. Answers will be used to form part of an MSc project investigating the ‘scientific presence’ on Twitter. A […]
- Hollywood Gamers #mustread #digital
  Hollywood Gamers Digital Convergence in the Film and Video Game Industries Robert Alan Brookey When movie-making and gaming collide “In touring the half-world of film-games, Brookey shows how brands are cross-marketed and why the production of multimedia brands has failed to live up to the talk.” —Edward Castronova, Indiana University For years, maj […]
- CFPs The mobile media reader #digital
  Call For Submissions: The Mobile Media Reader Editors: Noah Arceneaux (San Diego State University) and Anandam Kavoori (University of Georgia) Peter Lang Publishing We are currently seeking contributions for The Mobile Media Reader, an anthology to be published by Peter Lang in 2012. This project began as an update of The Cell Phone Reader, a […]
- MEDIA FACADES FESTIVAL EUROPE 2010 #mediaart #mff2010
  MEDIA FACADES FESTIVAL EUROPE 2010 (MFF2010) is an urban media pilot project that interconnects seven European cities through the existing infrastructure of urban screens and media facades sited in public spaces. Artists and media designers will show especially developed art projects Europe wide, through screenings and Joint Broadcasting Events, for the circ […]
- International Handbook of Internet Research #mustread #digital
  International Handbook of Internet Research http://www.springer.com/computer/general+issues/book/978-1-4020-9788-1 Edited by Jeremy Hunsinger, Lisbeth Klastrup, and Matthew Allen Over 600 pages With co/authors from: Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, India, North America, South America From a wide variety of fields and perspectives. Contents: Forward: The New […]
- McLuhan in Europe 2011
  Call for Partnership Proposals: McLuhan in Europe 2011 The McLuhan in Europe 2011 project is seeking partnership proposals from organisations across Europe that wish to host and organise activities in recognition of McLuhan’s intellectual legacy and its impact in the regions of Europe.http://www.transmediale.de/en/call-partnership-proposals-mcluhan-europe […]
- Tardigotchi #biomediaart
  Tardigotchi Posted On: August 27, 2010 Posted In: art, biotech, game Comments: No Responses Tardigotchi is an artwork featuring two pets: a living organism and an alife avatar. These two disparate beings find themselves the unlikely denizens of a portable computing enclosure. The main body for this enclosure is a brass sphere, housing the alife […]
- Who do we think we are?: Representing the human
  CFP: Who do we think we are?: Representing the human *This is a message to the PARIP discussion list. Please be aware that your replies will be sent to all members on the list, unless otherwise specified* Call for Papers Who do we think we are?: Representing the human Saturday 19th March 2011 A postgraduate […]
Recent Comments
Recent Searches
My Bookmarked Sites

Kind Words

Andy Miah is the Renaissance man of the enhancement enlightenment”
Kristi Scott, H+ Magazine, 2009

“Andy Miah is no ordinary academic. Part futurologist, part philosopher, his work on the science of sport grew to encompass bioethics, medical law and now covers all aspects of the way technology impacts on human beings” The Scotsman, 2008
Biography

Professor Andy Miah, BA, MPhil, PhD, is Chair of Ethics and Emerging Technologies in the Faculty of Business & Creative Industries at the University of the West of Scotland, a Global Director for the Centre for Policy and Emerging Technologies, Fellow of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, USA and Fellow at FACT, the Foundation for Art and Creative Technology, UK.
On YouTube

You need Flash player 8+ and JavaScript enabled to view this video.

About Arras Theme

Copyright Professor Andy Miah. Share and share alike.