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Hamid R. Ekbia, Ph.D.

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2003 Indiana University, Bloomington, Bloomington, IN, United States 
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Cognitive Neuroscience
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Douglas R. Hofstadter grad student 2003 Indiana University Bloomington
 (AI dreams and discourse: Science and engineering in tension.)

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Matthew M. Hurley grad student Indiana University Bloomington
Lala Hajibayova grad student 2014 Indiana University Bloomington
Nantanoot Suwannawut grad student 2014 Indiana University Bloomington

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Ekbia HR, Nardi BA. (2019) Keynes's grandchildren and Marx's gig workers: Why human labour still matters International Labour Review. 158: 653-676
Qaurooni D, Ekbia H. (2017) The “enhanced” warrior: drone warfare and the problematics of separation Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences. 16: 53-73
Blyth P, Mladenovic MN, Nardi BA, et al. (2016) Expanding the Design Horizon for Self-Driving Vehicles: Distributing Benefits and Burdens Ieee Technology and Society Magazine. 35: 44-49
Ekbia HR. (2016) Digital inclusion and social exclusion: The political economy of value in a networked world Information Society. 32: 165-175
Ekbia H, Nardi B. (2015) The political economy of computing: The elephant in the HCI room Interactions. 22: 46-49
Ekbia H, Sawhney H. (2015) Reason, Resistance, and Reversal: Metaphors of Technology in Design and Law Culture, Theory and Critique. 56: 149-169
Kallinikos J, Ekbia H, Nardi B. (2015) Regimes of Information and the Paradox of Embeddedness: An Introduction Information Society. 31: 101-105
Proffitt JM, Ekbia HR, McDowell SD. (2015) Introduction to the Special Forum on Monetization of User-Generated Content—Marx Revisited Information Society. 31: 1-4
Ekbia H, Nardi B. (2014) Heteromation and its (dis)contents: The invisible division of labor between humans and machines First Monday. 19
Ekbia HR, Suri VR. (2013) Of Dustbowl Ballads and Railroad Rate Tables: Erudite Enactments in Historical Inquiry Information & Culture. 48: 260-278
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