I recently had the opportunity to give a plenary talk at the Global Conference on Economic Geography. The talk was part of a broader session on digital economies that Matthew Zook and I put together with Rebecca Enonchong, Robin Teigland, and Jack Qiu.
My talk (that you can watch below) covered our research on information geographies, as well as more recent research into digital work practices in the Global South.
You can also watch the longer session – with all of the speakers – here.
Cross-posted from Geonet: Investigating the Changing Connectivities and Potentials of Sub-Saharan Africa’s Knowledge Economy
