Digital Futures

Digital Futures is a series of critical examinations of technological development and the transformation of contemporary society by technology. The concerns of the series are framed by the broader traditions of literature, humanities, politics, and the arts. Focusing on the ethical, political, and cultural implications of emergent technologies, the series looks at the future of technology through the “digital eye” of the writer, new media artist, political theorist, social thinker, cultural historian, and humanities scholar. The series invites contributions to understanding the political and cultural context of contemporary technology and encourages ongoing creative conversations on the destiny of the wired world in all of its utopian promise and real perils.

Series Editor: Arthur Kroker, University of Victoria 

Editorial Advisory Board:  David Cook, University of Toronto; Ronald Deibert, University of Toronto; Christopher Dewdney, York University; Sara Diamond, Ontario College of Art & Design University; Ricardo Dominguez, University of California, San Diego; Nichola Feldman-Kiss, Toronto; Renate Ferro, Cornell University; Anita Girvan, Athabasca University; Johnny Golding, Royal College of Art, London; Ted Hiebert, University of Washington, Bothell; Jessica Kolopenuk, University of Alberta; Pierre Lévy, University of Ottawa; Jackson Leween, 2bears, University of Lethbridge; Lev Manovich, Graduate Center, CUNY; Liam Mitchell, Trent University; Timothy Murray, Cornell University; Marcos Novak, University of California, Santa Barbara; Stephen Pfohl, Boston College; Avital Ronell, New York University; Jentery Sayers, University of Victoria; Allucquére Rosanne (Sandy) Stone, University of Texas, Austin.