Dr Joe Deville
LecturerResearch Overview
Joe Deville is a Lecturer based jointly in the Department of Organisation, Work and Technology and the Department of Sociology. His research interests include:
- The everyday, embodied life of debt, credit and finance
- Informational mobility, methods of algorithmic prediction, digital marketing practices
- Open Access and the politics of academic knowledge production
- Disaster preparedness and the production/materialisation of risk
- Science and technology studies, speculative sociology, non-representational theory
- Digital methods
Twitter: @joe_dev
Selected Publications Show all 19 publications
Lived economies of default: consumer credit, debt collection, and the capture of affect
Deville, J. 2015 London : Routledge. 212 p. ISBN: 9780415622509.
Book
Consumer credit default and collections: the shifting ontologies of market attachment
Deville, J. 2014 In: Consumption, Markets and Culture. 17, 5, p. 468-490. 23 p.
Journal article
Debtor publics: tracking the participatory politics of consumer credit
Deville, J. 01/2016 In: Consumption, Markets and Culture. 19, 1, p. 38-55. 18 p.
Journal article
Concrete governmentality: shelters and the transformations of preparedness
Deville, J., Guggenheim, M., Hrdličková, Z. 06/2014 In: The Sociological Review. 62, Supp. S1, p. 183-210. 18 p.
Journal article
New Platforms for Open Access Book Distribution
01/04/2018 → 30/06/2018
Research
Graphic Futures
17/10/2017 → 30/06/2018
Research
Digital Technologies of Debt Resilience
03/02/2014 → 03/06/2014
Other
Organising Disaster: Civil Protection and the Population
01/01/2011 → 30/06/2015
Other
ESRC Studentship PTA-031–2006–00457
01/07/2009 → 01/07/2012
Other
- CeMoRe - Centre for Mobilities Research
- Centre for Technological Futures
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