Dr. Hannah Knox

Mattia Fumanti, Hannah Knox and Susanne Langer (University of Manchester)
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Hannah Knox (University of Manchester)

Guest editors on this issue: Susanne Langer, Emily Walmsley, Hannah Knox, Mattia Fumanti
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Susanne Langer (Cardiff University), Emily Walmsley (Keele University), Hannah Knox (University of Manchester) and Mattia Fumanti (University of Manchester)
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Mattia Fumanti, Hannah Knox and Susanne Langer (University of Manchester)
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Hannah Knox (University of Manchester)

Susanne Langer (Cardiff University), Emily Walmsley (Keele University), Hannah Knox (University of Manchester) and Mattia Fumanti (University of Manchester)

By Hannah Knox (University of Manchester)
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Hannah Knox completed her PhD in social anthropology at the University of Manchester in 2003.Her doctoral research explored the cultural dynamics of projects of technological, social and economic change through an ethnographic study of the development of new media industries in Manchester.Hannah has recently started work as a Research Associate at the ESRC Centre for Research on Socio Cultural Change (CRESC) at the University of Manchester.

Susanne Langer (Cardiff University), Emily Walmsley (Keele University), Hannah Knox (University of Manchester), and Mattia Fumanti (University of Manchester)
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Hannah Knox works at the ESRC Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change (CRESC), University of Manchester.She can be contacted by clicking here

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Dr Hannah Knox, Theme 4 Researcher

Research interests
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Knox, H., Savage, M,.Harvey, P. (forthcoming) 'Social Networks and Social Relations: Networks as Method, Metaphor and Form', Economy and Society.

Knox, H., Green, S., Harvey, P. (2005) 'Scales of Place and Networks: an Ethnography of the Imperative to Connect through Information and Communications Technologies', Current Anthropology 46(5):805-826

Knox, H (2005) 'Calculative Expertise and the Making of Business Experts'.Presented at the CRESC inaugural conference Culture and Social Change: Disciplinary Exchanges 11th -13th July 2005, Manchester.

Knox, H., O'Doherty, D., Vurdubakis, T. & Westrup, C (2004) Knowledge and Information Technology: The Midas Touch? (Presented at International Conference on Organisational Knowledge, Learning and Culture, Innsbruck April 2004)

Knox, H (2004) Calculating the Future: Paradigms of Newness and Change in the New Media Industries (paper presented at Brunel Seminar series February 2004)

Knox, H (2004) Rethinking the Relationship between Knowledge and Culture: Information Portals, Knowledge Transfer and the Development of a Local Industry (presented at workshop: Information, Knowledge and Management: Reassessing the role of ICTs in public and private organisations, Bologna, Italy March 2004)

Knox, H (2003) Imitative participation and the politics of joining in. (paper presented at ASA Decennial Conference, 14-18th July 2003 on Panel: "New Methods in the Anthropology of Science and Technology: Postgraduate Perspectives")

Carpenter, G; Roberts, S; Nathan, M; Knox, H; Ferguson, L (2003) Getting by not getting on: Technology in UK workplaces.London: ISociety.

Hannah Knox (Theme Researcher)

Dr Hannah Knox (Theme 4 Researcher)

Research interests
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Hannah Knox
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Dr Hannah Knox
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Knox, H., Savage, M,.
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Knox, H., Green, S., Harvey, P. (2005) 'Scales of Place and Networks: an Ethnography of the Imperative to Connect through Information and Communications Technologies', Current Anthropology 46(5):805-826
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Knox, H (2005) Calculative Expertise and the Making of Business Experts.Presented at the CRESC inaugural conference Culture and Social Change: Disciplinary Exchanges 11th -13th July 2005, Manchester. Knox, H., O'Doherty, D., Vurdubakis, T. & Westrup, C (2004) Knowledge and Information Technology: The Midas Touch? (Presented at International Conference on Organisational Knowledge, Learning and Culture, Innsbruck April 2004) Knox, H (2004) Calculating the Future: Paradigms of Newness and Change in the New Media Industries (paper presented at Brunel Seminar series February 2004) Knox, H (2004) Rethinking the Relationship between Knowledge and Culture: Information Portals, Knowledge Transfer and the Development of a Local Industry (presented at workshop: Information, Knowledge and Management: Reassessing the role of ICTs in public and private organisations, Bologna, Italy March 2004) Knox, H (2003) Imitative participation and the politics of joining in. (paper presented at ASA Decennial Conference, 14-18th July 2003 on Panel: "New Methods in the Anthropology of Science and Technology: Postgraduate Perspectives") Carpenter, G; Roberts, S; Nathan, M; Knox, H; Ferguson, L (2003) Getting by not getting on: Technology in UK workplaces.London: ISociety.

103-c: The Devil and Customer Relationship Management: Information Technology and the Performativity of the Sign, Hannah Knox, CRESC, University of Manchester; Damien O'Doherty and Chris Westrup, University of Manchester; Theo Vurdubakis, University of Lancaster
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Moderator: Hannah Knox, CRESC, The University of Manchester
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404-b: Money, Materiality and Value: Rethinking the Virtual Economy, Hannah Knox and Penny Harvey, CRESC, University of Manchester

Speakers and discussants: Alberto Corsín Jiménez (University of Manchester, convenor), Tony Bennett (Open University), Georgina Born (University of Cambridge), Don Brenneis (University of California, Santa Cruz), Catherine Degnen (University of Newcastle), Jeanette Edwards (University of Manchester), Paul du Gay (Open University), Penny Harvey and Hannah Knox (University of Manchester), Cori Hayden (University of California, Berkeley), James Leach (University of Cambridge), David Leitner (University of Cambridge), George Marcus (Rice University), David Mosse (School of Oriental and African Studies), Helga Nowotny (European Research Council), John Pickstone (University of Manchester), Duncan Wilson (University of Manchester), Susan Wright (Danish University of Education), Peter Wade (University of Manchester)
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3:15-4:00 ,Impossible publics', Hannah Knox and Penny Harvey, University of Manchester