Electronic Dangerous Citizens
Tartar, Helen;
Electronic Dangerous Citizens
Helen Tartar, Editorial Director at Fordham University Press, discusses how the electronic Dangerous Citizens project came to be, and what the inter-institutional partnership enables for the book's author, anthropologist Neni Panourgia.
United States
- Columbia University Libraries, Open Scholarship Services United States
- Columbia University Libraries, Digital Scholarship United States
- Columbia University United States
Communication, 300, 301, Ethnology
Communication, 300, 301, Ethnology
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