
Dr Igor Calzada
Research Fellow, WISERD
- calzadai@cardiff.ac.uk
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Overview
I am Research Fellow at WISERD at Cardiff University School of Social Sciences leading the WP New Emerging Citizenship Regimes as well as Wales & Basque Country Cooperation programme.
- I have been awarded Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence (SIR) 2022-2023 by US-UK Fulbright Commission at California State University (USA).
- I have been nominated by Apolitical in the list of 100 Most Influential Academics in Government in 2021.
- My recent monographs entitled 'Emerging Digital Citizenship Regimes: Postpandemic Technopolitical Democracies' published by Emerald (2022) and 'Smart City Citizenship' by Elsevier (2021).
- I have been selected as expert for the 'Digital Rights Governance Expert Group: Advisory Support' by United Nations (UN-Habitat), Cities' Coalition for Digital Rights (CCDR), Eurocities, and UCLG.
- And selected as expert/evaluator for Horizon Europe research programme by the European Commission.
In addition, I am Senior Research Affiliate at the University of Oxford, Future of Cities Programmes and Urban Transformations ESRC at COMPAS, where I joined in 2012 and led various research projects funded by H2020, Marie Curie, RSA, and Ikerbasque. From 2019 to 2021, I have served as Senior Scientist for the Joint Research Centre (JRC), Digital Economy Unit and Centre for Advanced Studies at the European Commission. I currently serve as Honorary Senior Advisor for UN-Habitat Programme and the Basque Government, External Affairs, and I am Guest Invited Senior Lecturer at the University of Oxford, Social Science and Humanities, Mondragon University (Global Digital Humanities) and the University of the Basque Country (Postgraduate in Diaspore).
Over the last 20 years, I have been working as Senior Lecturer and Researcher in several international HEI (Strathclyde, Aston, Nevada, Vrije, Ikerbasque, and Mondragon Universities) and institutions as follows:
- 2022-2023: Fulbright Scholar-In-Residence (SIR), US-UK Fulbright Commission (US)
- 2021<: Cardiff University (UK)
- 2019-2021: UN-Habitat, People Centered Smart Cities (US)
- 2019-2021: Joint Research Centre, European Commission (Italy)
- 2012-2021: University of Oxford (UK)
- 2015-2019: University of Strathclyde (UK)
- 2016-2018: Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Belgium)
- 2014-2015: Aston University (UK)
- 2008-2009: University of Nevada (US)
- 2012-2014: Ikerbasque (Spain/UK)
- 2002-2012: University of Mondragon (Spain)
Outside academia, I worked as director in the private sector, i.e. Mondragon Co-operative Corporation and in the public sector, i.e. Basque Regional Government.
Biography
Career Overview
- 2021<: Research Fellow at WISERD at Cardiff University (Wales, UK)
- 2019<: Senior Adviser in Digital Transformation in Urban Areas for UN-Habitat's People-Centered Smart Cities Flagship Programme (USA)
- 2022<: Invited Guest Senior Lecturer at the University of the Basque Country, MSc in Sovereignty (Spain)
- 2021<: Invited Guest Senior Lecturer at the University of the Basque Country, MSc in Diaspore (Spain)
- 2021<: Invited Guest Senior Lecturer at the University of Mondragon, BSc in Global Digital Humanities (Spain)
- 2017<: Invited Guest Senior Lecturer in Social Sciences & Humanities, University of Oxford (UK)
- 2019-2021: Senior Scientist at the European Commission, DG JRC, Digital Economy Unit and Centre for Advanced Studies, working on Digital Transformations, Digital Rights, Platform and Data Co-operatives, and AI (Italy).
- 2012-2022: Senior Research Affiliate at the University of Oxford (England, UK), he has been Senior Researcher conducting comparative, interdisciplinary, and international research at COMPAS, SAME, Department of Politics and IIRR including:
- (i) Urban Transformations ESRC Programme;
- (ii) Future of Cities Programme (comparing eight city-regions through ‘Benchmarking City-Regions’ research programme funded by Ikerbasque – Basque Foundation for Science, and the RSA – Regional Studies Association);
- (iii) EU-H2020-Smart Cities and Communities-Replicate project;
- (iv) EU-Marie Curie project comparing international smart city cases.
- 2015-2019: Lecturer in MSc in Global Sustainable Cities, University of Strathclyde in Glasgow (Scotland, UK),
- 2016-2018: Visiting Research Fellow, Vrije Universiteit in Brussels (Belgium)
- 2014-2015: Lecturer in Sociology and Policy, Aston University in Birmingham (England, UK)
- 2012-2014: Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Basque Foundation for Science, Ikerbasque (Spain)
- 2008-2010: Associate Researcher, University of Nevada (USA)
- 2002-2012: Senior Lecturer and Researcher. Mondragon University (Spain).
Professional/Institutional Appointments
- 2008-2010: Director of Innovation, Ministry of Culture, Basque regional government
- 2002-2012: Project Director of Social Innovation, Mondragon Cooperative Corporation
PhD Dissertation (2011)
- He completed his PhD in Social Innovation by the University of Mondragon and University of Nevada between 2008-2011. His thesis, entitled ‘Towards City-Regions? Basque Country, Dublin, and Portland Comparative Cases’ suggests a systemic framework to compare city-regions from the social innovation perspective.
Qualifications
- 2011: PhD (Cum Laude) in Social Innovation, University of Mondragon (Spain) and University of Nevada, Reno (USA)
- 2006: Research Proficiency Certificate, University of Deusto (Spain)
- 2000: MBA, Master in Business Administration, University of Deusto (Spain)
- 1997: BSc (First Class Honours) in Sociology and Political Science, University of Deusto (Spain)
Research/Policy Interest
His research draws on urban, digital, and political transformations affecting citizenship from the critical/radical social innovation perspective. His most recent book Smart City Citizenship (Elsevier, 2021) focuses on the present and future techno-political post-COVID-19 challenges of citizenship in AI and data-driven global people-centred smart city-regions by paying particular attention to platform and data co-operatives. Broadly, his main research interest revolves around how digital transformation processes driven by AI disruptions are altering techno-political and democratic conditions of data governance models for the emergence of new algorithmic citizenship regimes in (smart) cities and regions in Wales, the UK, and Europe.
Research Projects
(i) New Emerging Citizenship Regimes: Pandemic (COVID-driven), Algorithmic (blockchain-driven), Liquid (digital rights-driven), Metropolitan (Foundational Economy-driven), and Stateless (devolution/Radical Federalism-driven), by conducting case studies respectively in Tallinn, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Cardiff, Glasgow, and Bilbao.
(ii) Benchmarking City-Regions: Basque Country, Scotland, Catalonia, Iceland, Liverpool/Manchester, Portland, Dublin, and Oresund; forthcoming monograph via Routledge, Regions and Cities Series.
(iii) Platform/Data Co-operatives and Digital Rights: By engaging with local and regional stakeholders through establishing a digital standpoint based on the foundational economy to better influence digital strategy and policy in Wales onwards.
Honours and awards
Fellowships and Grants
- 2017: RSA Fellow (FeRSA)
- 2016-2021: EU-H2020 Replicate project grant.
- 2016: Visiting Fellowship by Vrije Universiteit Brussel, VuB.
- 2015-2017: EU-Marie Curie Cofund- Regional Programmes.
- 2016-2018: Core member of the Smart City-Regional Governance for Sustainability RSA Research Network.
- 2015: Early Career Grant by the RSA.
- 2012-2014: Postdoctoral Research Fellowship by Ikerbasque, Basque Foundation for Science.
- 2008-2010: Doctoral award by Caja Madrid Foundation.
Professional memberships
- Fellow of the Regional Studies Association (FeRSA)
- Member of Eusko Ikaskuntza/Basque Studies Society
Speaking engagements
Since 2020:
- Calzada, I. (2022), Digital Sustainability, #EURegionsWeekUniversity, 10-13 October, European Commission.
- Calzada, I. (2022), Digital Foundational Economy, WISERD Annual Conference 2022 - 'Civil Society and Participation: Issues of Equality, Identity, and Cohesion in a Changing Social Landscape'. 6-7 July, Swansea University.
- Calzada, I. (2022), Emerging Digital Citizenship Regimes: Postpandemic Technopolitical Democracies, RAI2022: Anthropology, AI, and the Future of Human Society, 6-10 June. Virtual.
- Calzada, I. (2022), Europe’s Cities in the 2020s: Change, Challenges, and Governance Capacity. LSE Cities European Cities Programme. London, 4th May.
- Calzada, I. (2022), Platform Cooperativism and Public Policies. Platform Cooperativism Observatory, Porto Alegre, Brazil, 30th April.
- Calzada, I. (2022) Building Bridges Towards the Hard and Soft Smart City Citizenship. IEEE European Technology & Engineering Management Summit (IEEE ETEMS 2022). University of the Basque Country, Bilbao (Spain). ‘Building Bridges Towards Responsible Smart Cities’, 9th-11th March 2022.
- Calzada, I. (2021) UniverCity: Organize Locally to Respond Globally, Mondragon University, Bilbao (Spain). 9th-10th December 2021.
- Calzada, I. (2021) Digital Citizenship in the Post-Pandemic Urban Realm. Cities, Mobility and Digital Citizenship Conference, The New School for Social Research, NYC (USA). December.
- Calzada, I. (2021) Data Co-Operatives through Data Sovereignty: Towards a Digital Foundational Economy? WISERD Seminar, 30th November.
- Calzada, I. (2021) Fostering Inclusive Growth to ‘Level Up’ the UK: Lessons from the Basque Country, Birmingham (UK), 29th November.
- Calzada, I. (2021), Hyperconnected Diasporas Amidst Pandemic Citizenship: The End of the “Global Citizen”? 31st AEMI Conference, 29th Sept. – 3rd Oct., San Sebastián (Spain).
- Calzada, I. (2021), Data and Platform Co-operatives amidst the European Algorithmic and Liquid Citizenship. Accepted paper in the Data Justice Lab 2020, Civic Participation in the Datafied Society, Cardiff University, 20-21 May, Cardiff (UK).
- Calzada, I. (2021), Smart City Citizenship: Challenges and Opportunities in Contemporary Era, Honorable Keynote Conference Speaker, 4th International Conference of Contemporary Affairs in Architecture and Urbanism, ICCAUA2021, 20-21 May, Antalya (Turkey).
- Scholz, T., O’Brien, D., Spicer, J., Lurie, R., & Calzada, I. (2021), Can Co-operatives Build Worker Power? Platform Co-operativism Consortium RadFest, The New School. 6th April.
- Calzada, I. (2021), ‘Smart City Citizenship in the Sharing Economy’ Keynote Conference Speaker, Sharing Cultures: 7th International Workshop on Sharing Economy, 24-26 Feb, Barcelona (Spain). Member of the Scientific Committee. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.27812.50560/1
- Calzada, I. (2021), Digital Transformations and How It is Changing Our Lifes: Origins, Processes, Promises & Perils, European Commission, IntoEU 2 Feb, Brussels (Belgium). #IntoEU.
- Calzada, I. (2021), The Future of Urban Living Post Pandemic Consultation, 22 Jan. St Georges House, England (UK).
- Bustard, J. & Calzada, I. (2021) ‘The Innovation Imperative in Smart Cities and Smart Tourism: A Call for Collaboration Toward Building and Sharing Knowledge of Patterns of Success in Sustainable Living and Climate Renewal’. ENTER Exchange, 19-22 January.
- Calzada, I. (2020), ‘The Economy of the 4.0 Cities‘ radio/zoom roundtable via Urban Expert Meeting, 26 Nov. Barcelona (Spain).
- Calzada, I. (2020), ‘The European Vision: Public Spaces and Tourism‘ roundtable held by Tarragona Province Council, 23rd November, Tarragona (Spain).
- Calzada, I. (2020), Digital Rights: CC4DR General Assembly, Smart City Expo World Congress 2020, 18 Nov., Barcelona (Spain).
- Alzua-Sorzabal, M-A., Abad Galtzakorta, M., Bravo, P., Calzada, I., Finkel, R., Sweeney, M., Wilson, J., Irazabalbeitia, I. & Centelles, I. (2020), Transforming Tourism: Regional Perspectives on a Global Phenomenon. The 8th World Sustainability Forum. 15-17 September 2020. Basel, Switzerland.
- Calzada, I. (2020), Digital Transformations & the (Smart) City. DigiTranScope Autumn Institute 2020, European Commission DG Joint Research Centre, 8 October.
- Calzada, I. (2020), Smart Cities and Communities (SCC01) Task Group Replication, Replication Strategy: City-to-City Learning, 17 September.
- Calzada, I. (2020), Data Ecosystems and Democracy: Techno-Politics in Smart Cities. ‘Building Smart Cities with Citizens and for the Commonweal: A Symposium’, Heseltine Institute for Public Policy, Practice and Place, University of Liverpool, 9 March, Liverpool (UK). DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.12350.23361.
- Calzada, I. (2020), Urban, Political, and Digital Global Transformations, 2020 Winter Humanities and Social Sciences Course, St Antony’s College, University of Oxford, 10-11 Feb., Oxford (UK).
- Calzada, I. (2020), The Role of Social Movements in Social Innovation, Topaldia (Euskaltzaleen Topagunea), 6 Feb., Bilbao (Spain).
Committees and reviewing
Advisory Boards
- 2021< Urban Planning (Cogitatio Press)
- 2020< Frontier in Political Science, Politics of Technology (Frontiers).
- 2020< Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy (Emerald).
- 2018< Smart Cities (MDPI).
- 2018< Applied Sciences (Nature Springer).
- 2017< Territories: A Transcultural Journal of Regional Studies (eScholarship).
Journal Reviewer
Urban Studies; Regional Studies; International Journal of Urban and Regional Research; Urban Geography; Technological Forecasting and Social Change; Tranforming Government: People, Process and Policy; Sustainability; New Media & Society; Urban Research and Practice; Territory, Politics, Governance; Informatics; Annals of the American Association of Geographers; Public Management Review; Applied Sciences; Area; Cambridge Review of International Affairs; Data; Digital Policy, Regulation and Governance; Emerald Open Research; Energies; Ethnicities; Information & Culture: A Journal of History; Information, Communication & Society; International Journal of Information Technology & Decision Making; Journal of Contemporary European Studies; Journal of Planning Literature; Journal of Tourismology; Journal of Urbanism: International Research on Placemaking and Urban Sustainability; Media and Communication; Nations and Nationalism; Sensors; Smart Cities; The Annals of Regional Science.
Publications
2022
- Calzada, I. 2022. How digital citizenship regimes are rescaling European Nation-States. Space and Polity (10.1080/13562576.2022.2072197)
- Calzada, I. 2022. The right to have digital rights in smart cities. In: Mieg, H. A. ed. Social Innovation in Sustainable Urban Development. [Social Innovation in Sustainable Urban Development]. Basel: MDPI, pp. 27-54., (10.3390/books978-3-0365-4174-7)
- Calzada, I. 2022. Platform cooperativism and public policies. Presented at: Platform Cooperativism and Public Policies, Brazil, 30 April 2022.
- Calzada, I. 2022. Europe's cities in the 2020s: change, challenges, and governance capacity. Presented at: Europe's Cities in the 2020s: Change, Challenges, and Governance Capacity, London, UK, 4 May 2022.
- Calzada, I. 2022. Digital sustainability? Potentialities and pitfalls of digitally-supported ecological transition in Europe. Presented at: #EURegionsWeek University Sessions, Brussels, Belgium, 10-13 October 2022.
- Calzada, I. 2022. Digital foundational economy. Presented at: WISERD Annual Conference 2022, Swansea, UK, 6-8 July 2022.
- Calzada, I. 2022. Emerging digital citizenship regimes: postpandemic technopolitical democracies. Presented at: Anthropology, AI and the Future of Human Society (RAI2022), Virtual, 6-10 June 2022.
- Calzada, I. and Bustard, J. R. T. 2022. The dilemmas around digital citizenship in a post-Brexit and post-Pandemic Northern Ireland: Towards an algorithmic nation?. Citizenship Studies (10.1080/13621025.2022.2026565)
- Calzada, I. 2022. Emerging digital citizenship regimes: Pandemic, algorithmic, liquid, metropolitan, and stateless citizenships. Citizenship Studies, pp. 1-29. (10.1080/13621025.2021.2012312)
- Calzada, I. and Mureddu, F. 2022. Towards 2030: The politics and technology of smart cities and communities [Research Topic]. Frontiers.
- Calzada, I. 2022. Emerging digital citizenship regimes: postpandemic technopolitical democracies. Emerald Points. Bingley: Emerald.
- Calzada, I. 2022. Hyperconnected diasporas. AEMI Journal
- Calzada, I. 2022. Democracia tecnopolítica pospandémica: naciones algorítmicas, soberanía de datos, derechos digitales y cooperativas de datos. In: Profundización democrática: Formas de escalas para el desarrollo democrático y la participación ciudadana.. Madrid: Dykinson
2021
- Calzada, I. and Gurrutxaga, I. A. 2021. Postpandemic technopolitical democracies [Research Topic]. Frontiers Media.
- Calzada, I., Pérez-Batlle, M. and Batlle-Montserrat, J. 2021. People-centered smart cities: an exploratory action research on the Cities’ Coalition for Digital Rights. Journal of Urban Affairs (10.1080/07352166.2021.1994861)
- Calzada, I. 2021. The right to have digital rights in smart cities. Sustainability 13(20), article number: 11438. (10.3390/su132011438)
- Calzada, I. 2021. Data co-operatives through data sovereignty. Smart Cities 4(3), pp. 1158-1172. (10.3390/smartcities4030062)
- Calzada, I. 2021. Smart city-regions’ citizenship: data devolution in pandemic times. Presented at: The making of city-regions: Mobility, innovation and networks. (SwissLab 2021), Lugano-Locarno, Switzerland, 9-10 September 2021.
- Calzada, I., Morgan, K. and Jones, I. 2021. Wales and Basque Country cooperation. Presented at: Wales & Basque Country Cooperation, Cardiff, UK, 28 September 2021.
- Calzada, I. 2021. Digitalisation (potentially federalising)/Digitalización (potencialmente federalizante). Presented at: Conference on the Future of Europe Summer Course, 08-09 July 2021.
- Calzada, I. 2021. Hyperconnected diasporas amidst pandemic citizenship: The end of the ‘global citizen’?. Presented at: 31st AEMI Conference, San Sebastián, Spain, 30 September - 1 October 2021.
- Scholz, T. and Calzada, I. 2021. Datu-kooperatibak pandemia sasoian. TU Lankide
- Calzada, I. 2021. Smart city citizenship: challenges and opportunities in contemporary era. Presented at: 4th International Conference of Contemporary Affairs in Architecture and Urbanism, Alanya, Turkey, 20-21 May 2021.
- Calzada, I. 2021. Pandemic citizenship: Will COVID-19 reinforce nation-states' borders and liquify citizens?. Academia Letters (10.20935/AL910)
- Scholz, T. and Calzada, I. 2021. Cooperativas de dados para tempos pandêmicos. [Online]. https://digilabour.com.br: DigiLabour. Available at: https://digilabour.com.br/2021/04/25/cooperativas-de-dados-para-tempos-pandemicos/
- Scholz, T. and Calzada, I. 2021. Data cooperatives for pandemic times. Public Seminar
- Calzada, I. 2021. LABorategiak (LABoratories). [Online]. Bilbao: www.sarean.eus. Available at: https://www.sarean.eus/laborategiak/
- O'Brien, D., Spicer, J., Scholz, T., Calzada, I. and Lurie, R. 2021. Co-operatives create worker power [Moderated Conversation]. Internet Archive: Platform Cooperativism Consortium. Available at: https://t.co/eH7YikeB3o?amp=1
- Calzada, I. 2021. Pandemic citizenship amidst stateless algorithmic nations: digital rights and technological sovereignty at stake. [Online]. Brussels, Belgium: Ideas for Europe / Coppieters Foundation. Available at: https://ideasforeurope.eu/activity/paper/pandemic-citizenship-amidst-stateless-algorithmic-nations-post-covid-europe-4/
- Calzada, I. 2021. Post-COVID Europe: Lessons from the pandemic and ideas for a a more resilient and fair Europe. In: Foundation, C. ed. Post-COVID Europe: Lessons from the pandemic and ideas for a a more resilient and fair Europe. Brussels: Coppieters Foundation, pp. 64-89.
- Calzada, I. 2021. Smart city citizenship: a techno-political review (of cities and nations). [Online]. https://blog.politics.ox.ac.uk: OxPol: The Oxford University. Available at: https://blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/smart-city-citizenship-a-techno-political-review-of-cities-and-nations/
- Calzada, I. and Ubieto, G. 2021. 'The sharing economy was a promise that has been completely devalued in the hands of large corporations'. [Online]. www.uoc.edu: Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. Available at: https://www.uoc.edu/portal/en/news/entrevistes/2021/008-igor-calzada.html
- Calzada, I. 2021. Smart city citizenship in the sharing economy. Presented at: Sharing Cultures: 7th International Workshop on Sharing Economy, Barcelona, Spain, 24-26 February 2021.
- Calzada, I. 2021. Smart city citizenship [Book Review]. Journal of Contemporary Urban Affairs 5(1), pp. 144-150. (10.25034/ijcua.2021.v5n1-7)
- Calzada, I. 2021. Data and platform co-ops in smart city citizenship: interview with Igor Calzada. [Online]. Curitiba: DigiLabour. Available at: https://digilabour.com.br/2021/01/06/data-and-platform-co-ops-in-smart-city-citizenship-interview-with-igor-calzada/
- Craglia, M., Scholten, H., Micheli, M., Hradec, J., Calzada, I., Luitjens, S. and Ponti, M. 2021. DigiTranScope: the governance of digitally-transformed society. Project Report. [Online]. Luxembourg: European Commission. Available at: https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/publication/eur-scientific-and-technical-research-reports/digitranscope-governance-digitally-transformed-society
- Scholten, H. et al. 2021. DigiTranScope: some key findings. Project Report. [Online]. Luxembourg: European Commission. Available at: https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/publication/brochures-leaflets/digitranscope-key-findings
- Bustard, J. and Calzada, I. 2021. The innovation imperative in smart cities and smart tourism: a call for collaboration toward building and sharing knowledge of patterns of success in sustainable living and climate renewal. Presented at: ENTER21, Virtual, 19-22 January 2021.
- Calzada, I. 2021. Digital transformations and how it is changing our lifes: origins, processes, promises & perils. Presented at: IntoEU, Brussels, Belgium, 2 February 2021. European Commission
- Calzada, I. 2021. Arrakala eta Lubaki Digitalak/Digital Divide and Cleavages. [Online]. www.sarean.eus: Available at: https://www.sarean.eus/arrakala-eta-lubaki-digitalak/
- Calzada, I. 2021. Data and platform co-operatives amidst the European algorithmic and liquid citizenship. Presented at: Data Justice 2021: Civic Participation in the Datafied Society, Cardiff, Wales, 20-21 May 2021.
- Calzada, I. 2021. Postpandemic technopolitical democracy: algorithmic nations, data sovereignty, digital rights, and data cooperatives. In: Calzada, I. ed. Democratic Deepening: Emerging Forms of Scales for Developing Democracy and Citizen Participation. Berlin: Springer
- Calzada, I. 2021. Humanidades digitales globales para descifrar la ‘ciudadanía pandémica’. El Correo
- Calzada, I. 2021. Cities, social innovation, and stakeholders // Cidades, inovacão social e stakeholders. Presented at: Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ciências da Comunicação, Brazil, 13 September 2021.
- Calzada, I. 2021. Future of cities. Presented at: Future of Cities, Porto, Portugal, 5 September 2021.
2020
- Calzada, I. 2020. Democratising smart cities? Penta-helix multistakeholder social innovation framework. Smart Cities 3(4), pp. 1145-1172. (10.3390/smartcities3040057)
- Calzada, I. 2020. Smart city citizenship. 1st edition. Elsevier.
- Calzada, I. 2020. Emerging citizenship regimes and rescaling (European) nation-states: algorithmic, liquid, metropolitan and stateless citizenship ideal types. In: Moisio, S. et al. eds. Handbook on the Changing Geographies of the State. Social and Political Science 2020 Edward Elgar Publishing, (10.4337/9781788978057.00048)
- Calzada, I. 2020. Platform and data co-operatives amidst European pandemic citizenship. Sustainability 12(20), article number: 8309. (10.3390/su12208309)
- Calzada, I. 2020. Replicating smart cities: the city-to-city learning programme in the replicate EC-H2020-SCC project. Smart Cities 3(3), pp. 978-1003. (10.2139/ssrn.3689054)
- Calzada, I. 2020. COVID-19 + Brexit. [Online]. www.berria.eus: Berria. Available at: https://www.berria.eus/paperekoa/1896/013/001/2020-08-05/covid-19-brexit.htm
- Calzada, I. 2020. Algorithmic governance & AI in the post COVID-19 society // Herrigintza algoritmikoa eta adimen artifiziala post COVID-19 gizartean. Galde 29
- Almirall, E. and Calzada, I. 2020. Europe needs a revolution in the administration. [Online]. dobetter.esade.edu: esade. Available at: https://dobetter.esade.edu/en/europe-revolution-administration
- Calzada, I. 2020. TeknoPolitika // TechnoPolitics. [Online]. sarean.eus:
- Craglia, M. et al. 2020. CAS: centre for advanced studies. Project Report. [Online]. Luxembourg: European Commission. Available at: http://doi.org/10.2760/97389
- Calzada, I. 2020. The role of the social movements in social ennovation (SI): Euskaraldia, as a digital panopticon / Gizarte mugimenduen rola gizarte berrikuntzan: Euskaraldia, panoptiko digital gisa. BAT Soziolinguistika Aldizkaria 115(2), pp. 85-114.
- Calzada, I. and Almirall, E. 2020. Data ecosystems for protecting European citizens' digital rights. Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy 14(2), article number: 133. (10.1108/TG-03-2020-0047)
- Calzada, I. 2020. Will Covid-19 be the end of the global citizen?. [Online]. apolitical.co: apolitical. Available at: https://apolitical.co/en/solution_article/will-covid-19-be-the-end-of-the-global-citizen
- Calzada, I. 2020. Data ecosystems and democracy: techno-politics in smart cities. Presented at: Building Smart Cities with Citizens and for the Commonweal: A Symposium, 09 March 2020, Liverpool, England.
- Calzada, I. 2020. Smart city Barcelona: the Catalan quest to improve future urban living, Antoni Vives (2018) [Book Review]. International Journal of Iberian Studies 33(1), pp. 103-104. (10.1386/ijis_00018_5)
- Calzada, I. 2020. Ireland, in our heart (Irlanda, Gure Bihotzean). Berria (10.13140/RG.2.2.22426.39369/1)
- Calzada, I. 2020. Seeing tourism transformations in Europe through algorithmic, techno-political and city-regional lenses. In: Coppieters Foundation, . and Ezkerraberri Fundazioa, . eds. Transforming Tourism: Regional persepctives on a global phenomenon. Brussels: Coppieters Foundation, Ezkerraberri Fundazioa, pp. 74-88.
- Scholten, H., Craglia, M., Micheli, M., Calzada, I., Misuraca, G. and Hradec, J. 2020. DigiTranScope autumn institute 2020: governance of digitally transformed societies. Presented at: DigiTranScope Autumn Institute 2020: Governance of Digitally Transformed Societies, Virtual, 5-9 October 2020DigiTranScope Autumn Institute 2020: Governance of Digitally Transformed Societies, Vol. 12. Luxembourg: European Commission
2019
- Calzada, I. 2019. Catalonia rescaling Spain: is it feasible to accommodate its “stateless citizenship”?. Regional Science Policy and Practice 11(5), pp. 805-820. (10.1111/rsp3.12240)
- Calzada, I. 2019. Report on the City-to-City-Learning Programme: the replication strategy in replicate EU-H2020-Smart Cities and Communities (SCC) Lighthouse Project (www.replicate-project.eu/city2citylearning). Technical Report.
- Calzada, I. 2019. Brexit: erraietatik (Brexit: from inside, from my guts). Berria
- Calzada, I. 2019. Local entrepreneurship through a multistakeholders' tourism living lab in the postviolence/ peripheral era in the Basque Country. Regional Science Policy and Practice 11(3), pp. 451-466. (10.1111/rsp3.12130)
- Calzada, I. and Almirall, E. 2019. Barcelona's grassroots-led urban experimentation: deciphering the 'data commons' policy scheme. Presented at: Data for Policy 4th International Conference 2019, London, England, 11-12 June 2019. , (10.5281/zenodo.2604617)
- Calzada, I. 2019. Diagnose the stakeholders’ network behaviour: report on conclusions of the interviews and the focus groups of the follower/fellow cities. Technical Report.
- Calzada, I. 2019. Data spaces and democracy. RSA Journal 165(2), pp. 40-43.
- Calzada, I. 2019. Technological sovereignty: protecting citizens’ digital rights in the AI-driven and post-GDPR algorithmic and city-regional European realm. Regions Magazine (10.1080/13673882.2018.00001038)
- Calzada, I. 2019. TRANSLOKAL: Academic Entrepreneurship for Policy-Making. [Online]. TRANSLOKAL. Available at: http://www.translokal.com
2018
- Calzada, I. 2018. Metropolitanising small European stateless city-regionalised nations. Space and Polity 22(3), pp. 342-361. (10.1080/13562576.2018.1555958)
- Calzada, I. 2018. (Smart) citizens from data providers to decision-makers? The case study of Barcelona. Sustainability 10(9), article number: 3252. (10.3390/su10093252)
- Calzada, I. and Keith, M. 2018. Bridging European urban transformations workshop series 2016-2018. Project Report. [Online]. Oxford: Available at: http://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.32474.39365
- Calzada, I. 2018. AUZOLABS: Recomendaciones Estratégicas desde la Innovación Social para la Regeneración Urbana Integral mediante Barrios-Laboratorio (Urban Living Labs) – NEIGHBOURHOODLABS: Neighbourhood Laboratories for the Urban Integral Regeneration through Strategic Recommendations from the Social Innovation. Technical Report.
- Calzada, I. 2018. ‘Algorithmic nations’: seeing like a city-regional and techno-political conceptual assemblage. Regional Studies, Regional Science 5(1), pp. 267-289. (10.1080/21681376.2018.1507754)
- Calzada, I. 2018. Political regionalism: devolution, metropolitanization and the right to decide. In: Paasi, A., Harrison, J. and Jones, M. eds. Handbook on the Geographies of Regions and Territories. Research Handbooks in Geography series Edward Elgar Publishing, pp. 231-242., (10.4337/9781785365805.00029)
- Mudarra, F., Askasibar, I. and Calzada, I. 2018. SMART RURAL COMMUNITIES (SRC): Towards a new development model for international co-operation? Experimenting through fieldwork action research in Colombia and Mozambique (#SmartRuralCommunities). Technical Report.
- Keith, M. and Calzada, I. 2018. Citizenship in a changing multi-scalar post-Brexit European context. [Online]. Bridging European Urban Transformations Vol. 3/4. https://www.urbantransformations.ox.ac.uk/blog/: University of Oxford. Available at: https://www.urbantransformations.ox.ac.uk/blog/2018/citizenship-in-a-changing-multi-scalar-post-brexit-european-context/
- Abubaker, H. et al. 2018. Global sustainable city-regions: Naples, Glasgow, Rio de Janeiro, Lyon, Panamá, Kuala-Lumpur, & Silicon Valley. 3rd Edition 2017-2018. Translokal.
- Calzada, I. and Arranz, A. 2018. Plan de turismo Zumaia 2018-2021: Garantizando el bienestar de los/las locales y la convivencia con los/las visitantes. Technical Report.
- Calzada, I. 2018. From smart cities to experimental cities?. In: Giorgino, V. M. B. and Walsh, Z. eds. Co-Designing Economies in Transition: Radical Approaches in Dialogue with Contemplative Social Sciences. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham, pp. 191-217., (10.1007/978-3-319-66592-4_11)
- Calzada, I. 2018. Deciphering smart city citizenship: the techno-politics of data and urban co-operative platforms. Riev: Revista Internacional de Estudios Vascos 63(1-2), pp. 42-81.
- Calzada, I. 2018. Algorithmic nations: towards the techno-political (Basque) city-region. Territories: A Trans-Cultural Journal of Regional Studies 1(1) (10.5070/T21141508)
2017
- Calzada, I. and Cowie, P. 2017. Beyond data-driven smart city-regions? Rethinking stakeholder-helixes strategies. Regions Magazine 308(4), pp. 25-28. (10.1080/13673882.2017.11958675)
- Calzada, I. 2017. HERRI SMARTIK: Estrategia vasca de territorio Inteligente en el contexto Europeo horizonte 2020 (Herrismartik: Basque smart city-regional strategy in the H2020 European context). Available at: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3078786
- Calzada, I. 2017. Metropolitan and city-regional politics in the urban age: why does ‘(smart) devolution’ matter?. Palgrave Communications 3, article number: 17094. (10.1057/palcomms.2017.94)
- Candel, M. et al. 2017. Global sustainable city-regions: Stockholm, Berlin, Kolkata, Abu Dhabi/Masdar, Bengaluru, Malawi, Belfast, Hong Kong, Seoul, Helsinki, & Scotland. Translokal.
- Satyam, A. and Calzada, I. 2017. The smart city transformations: the revolution of the 21st century. Bloomsbury India.
- Calzada, I. 2017. The techno-politics of data and smart devolution in city-regions: comparing Glasgow, Bristol, Barcelona, and Bilbao. Systems 5(1), article number: 18. (10.3390/systems5010018)
- Calzada, I. 2017. Problematizing and politicizing smart city-regions: is devolution smart?. Territorio 83, pp. 37-47. (10.2139/ssrn.2927980)
- Keith, M. and Calzada, I. 2017. European urban living labs as experimental city-to-city learning platforms. Technical Report.
- Calzada, I. and Arranz, A. 2017. Translocal strategies for experimenting with smart tourism labs in Zumaia: the case of the Basque Coast Geopark, Basque Country (Spain). Presented at: 1st UNWTO World Conference on Smart Destinations 2017, Murcia, Spain, 15-17 February 2017Proceedings of the 1st World Conference on Smart Destinations organised by UNWTO. SSRN, (10.2139/ssrn.2920187)
- Calzada, I. 2017. Independentziaz (independentziarekin). In: Uranga, M. ed. Erabakitzeko eskubidea, botere eragilea, burujabetasuna. Sorzain
- Calzada, I. 2017. Urbanitat postnacional més enllà de l’estat (pluri)nacio(nal) en la UE: comparant Escòcia, Catalunya i el País Basc. Debats. Revista de cultura, poder i societat 131(1)
- Calzada, I. 2017. Problematizing and politicizing smart city-regions: is devolution smart?. TERRITORIO(83), pp. 37-47. (10.3280/TR2017-083005)
- Calzada, I. 2017. Metropolitan and post-national urbanity beyond (pluri)nation(al)-states in the EU: nenchmarking Scotland, Catalonia and the Basque Country. Journal on Ethnopolitics and Minority Issues in Europe 16(1), pp. 51-78.
- Calzada, I. 2017. Do digital social networks foster civilian participation among Millennials? Kitchenware revolution and 15M Cases. Glocalism: Journal of Culture, Politics and Innovation 2017(3), pp. 1-26. (10.12893/gjcpi.2017.3.4)
2016
- Calzada, I. 2016. (Un)plugging smart city transformations and strategies in Europe. Technical Report.
- Keith, M. and Calzada, I. 2016. European smart citizens as decision makers rather than data providers. [Online]. Bridging European Urban Transformations Vol. 1/4. www.urbantransformations.ox.ac.uk/blog: University of Oxford. Available at: https://www.urbantransformations.ox.ac.uk/blog/2016/unplugging-data-in-smart-city-regions-bridging-european-urban-transformations-esrc-workshop-series-european-smart-citizens-as-decision-makers-rather-than-data-providers/
- Calzada, I. 2016. Comparing cross-bordering city-regional strategies beyond nation-states in Oresund and the Basque country. Presented at: 15th Border Regions in Transition Conference (BRIT 2016), Sonderborg, Denmark, 17-20 May 2016.
- Calzada, I. and McAdam, G. 2016. Smartness for prosperity: Brazil & UK. Technical Report.
- MacDonald, K., Qiu, N., Dynes, C., Watson-Puskas, N., Murray, G., McAdam, G. and Barrett, F. 2016. Global sustainable city-regions: comparing seven city-region case-studies in three resarrch postgraduate teams from two methodological modules. Project Report. Translokal.
- Calzada, I. 2016. (Un)plugging smart cities with urban transformations. Presented at: 21st International Conference on Urban Planning and Regional Development in the Information Society GeoMultimedia (REAL CORP 2016), Hamburg, Germany, 22-24 June 2016.
- Calzada, I. 2016. (Un)plugging smart cities with urban transformations: towards multistakeholder city-regional complex urbanity?. URBS, Revista de Estudios Urbanos y Ciencias Sociales Journal 6(2), pp. 25-45.
- Calzada, I. 2016. Basque Smart City-Regional Strategy in the H2020 European Context. Project Report. Bilbao: EUDEL.
- Calzada, I. 2016. Decálogo de innovación social abierta y estratégica en acción en el ecosistema de Donostia-San Sebastián. Project Report. San Sebastián: Translokal.
2015
- Calzada, I. 2015. Demos-Ethos: a framework to study the Icelandic and Basque cases through Critical Social Innovation and Applied Ethics. Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research 28(4), pp. 425-442. (10.1080/13511610.2015.1089472)
- Calzada, I. 2015. Gizarte berrikuntza lurraldegintza estrategikorako. Presented at: Gizarte Berrikuntza Lurraldegintza Estrategikorako, Montevideo, Uruguay, 18 June 2015.
- Calzada, I. 2015. Benchmarking future city-regions beyond nation-states. Regional Studies, Regional Science 2(1), pp. 351-362. (10.1080/21681376.2015.1046908)
- Calzada, I. 2015. Benchmarking cross-border city-regions: Basque and Øresund comparative territorial connection. Regions Magazine 297(1), article number: 4. (10.1080/13673882.2015.11431633)
- Hennig, B. and Calzada, I. 2015. In focus: regions between recentralisation and independence. Political Insight 6(1), pp. 20-21. (10.1111/2041-9066.12083)
- Rocha da Casado, A. and Calzada, I. 2015. Demos-Ethos: a framework to study the Basque and Icelandic cases through critical social innovation and applied ethics. SSRN (10.2139/ssrn.2506946)
- Calzada, I. 2015. Gizarte berrikuntza: lurraldegintza estrategikorako. Technical Report.
- Calzada, I. and Cobo, C. 2015. Unplugging: deconstructing the smart city. Journal of Urban Technology 22(1), pp. 23-43. (10.1080/10630732.2014.971535)
- Calzada, I. and Bildarratz, J. 2015. Political innovation: constitutional change, self-government,the right to decide and independence. TransLoKal.
- Calzada, I. 2015. Cities and nations / Hiriak eta nazioak. Grand Place Journal 3(Identi), pp. 85-91.
2014
- Calzada, I. 2014. Postindependence in Scotland, Catalonia and the Basque Country: city-regional small nations beyond nation-states. SSRN (Social Science Research Network) (10.2139/ssrn.2508171)
- Calzada, I., Chauttn, A. and Siena, D. D. 2014. Macro meso micro: systemic territory framework from the perspective of social innovation. SSRN (10.2139/ssrn.2506938)
- Calzada, I. 2014. The right to decide in democracy between recentralisation and independence: Scotland, Catalonia and the Basque Country. Regions Magazine 296(1), article number: 7. (10.1080/13673882.2014.11431613)
- Calzada, I. 2014. PostIndependentzia #HanIzanikHonaGara.
2013
- Calzada, I. 2013. Critical social innovation in the smart city era for a city-regional European Horizon 2020. P3T Journal of Public Policies & Territories, Social Innovation and Territory 6(Winter), pp. 1-20.
- Calzada, I. 2013. Knowledge building and organizational behavior: the Mondragón case from a social innovation perspective. In: The International Handbook on Social Innovation: Collective Action, Social Learning and Transdisciplinary Research. Edward Elgar Publishing, pp. 219-229., (10.4337/9781849809986.00030)
- Calzada, I. and Barandiaran, K. 2013. ¿Hacia un Modelo de Gestión de Museos en Red (MGMenRed)? PostCrisis, Benchmarking y Euskal Hiria. In: Urtizberea, I. A. ed. Reinventado los Museos. Universidad Pais Vasco, pp. 201-223.
- Calzada, I., Chautón, A. and Di Siena, D. 2013. MacroMesoMicro: marco sistémico de territorio desde la innovación social.
- Calzada, I. 2013. Euskal hiria/ciudad región: urbs, cyber, civitas y polis, en la cosntrucción de la nación-‐red. Presented at: Nación Red: ¿De la nación a la comunidad virtual? [Seminar], Lleida, Spain, 19 January 2013.
2012
- Calzada, I. 2012. Benchmarking future city-regions. [Online]. Oxford: University of Oxford. Available at: http://www.cityregions.org
2011
- Calzada, I. and Barandiaran, K. 2011. Gestión de museos en red (GMenRed): hacia un modelo de gestión museo 2.0. In: Asensio, M. ed. Lazos de Luz Azul. Museos y Tecnologías 1, 2 y 3.0. Editorial Uoc, pp. 129-138.
- Calzada, I. 2011. Towards city-regions? Comparing the Basque Country, Dublin and Portland case studies from the social innovation perspective. PhD Thesis, University of Nevada, Reno and University of Mondragon.
- Calzada, I. 2011. ¿Hacia una Ciudad Vasca? Aproximación desde la Innovación Social. Vitoria: Basque Government.
2009
- Maritxalar, J. S., Albizu, J. A. and Calzada, I. 2009. Hizkuntza identitateak identitate berrien baitan: mahai-ingurua. Bat Soziolinguistika aldizkaria 72, pp. 51-68.
2006
- Calzada, I. 2006. T 5 Euskal Hiria/Basque City. Creative capital summer school 2006. [Creative Capital Summer School 2006]. youtube.com: MIK. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iF-ylQZu9Sk&feature=emb_title
- Calzada, I. 2006. El Desarrollo Sostenible en la Euskal Hiria: el futuro del trabajo y la innovación mediante comunidades y clases creativas. Presented at: XVI Congreso de Estudios Vascos: esarrollo sostenible-it. el futuro, Bilbao, 2005XVI Congreso de Estudios Vascos : garapen iraunkorra-It. etorkizuna = desarrollo sostenible-it. el futuro = Developpement durable-it.le future. Donostia-San Sebastián: Eusko Ikaskuntza pp. 619-629.
2005
- Isoird, C. F., Dorronsoro, I., Lizaso, I., Calzada, I. and Aramburu, A. A. 2005. Estrategia en la empresa digital extendida basada en el conocimiento. In: Alberdi, A. M. ed. Conocimiento para el desarrollo., Vol. 8. Serie humanidades San Sebastián: Universidad de Deusto
- Calzada, I. 2005. Future of work 2005 summer school. San Sebastián: MIK. Available at: https://www.igorcalzada.com/dvd-sociedad-creativa/
- Sáez, I. B., Ugarte, L., Zañola, J., Calzada, I. and Imirizaldu, I. A. 2005. Los trabajadores del conocimiento: redefinición, aportaciones metodológicas y una herramienta de diagnóstico. In: Alberdi, A. M. ed. Conocimiento para el desarrollo., Vol. 8. Serie humanidades San Sebastián: Universidad de Deusto, pp. 425-450.
2004
- Arbonies, A. L. and Calzada, I. 2004. El poder del conocimiento tácito: por encima del aprendizaje organizacional. Intangible Capital 0(4) (http://dx.doi.org/10.3926/ic.29)
2002
- Echeberria, M. A., Calzada, I. and Larruskain, O. 2002. El trabajo como valor: los valores en CAPV – Navarra y en la UE. In: Elzo, J. ed. Los valores de los vascos y navarros ante el nuevo milenio: tercera ampliación de la encuesta europea de valores [1990, 1995, 1999]., Vol. 21. Serie ciencias sociales Bilbao: Universidad de Deusto, pp. 121-176.
Teaching
- 2022<: Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of the Basque Country, MSc in Sovereignty (Spain)
- 2021<: Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of the Basque Country, MSc in Diaspore (Spain)
- 2021<: Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Mondragon, BSc in Global Digital Humanities (Spain)
- 2017<: Honorary Senior Lecturer in Social Sciences & Humanities, University of Oxford (UK)
- 2015-2019: Lecturer in MSc in Global Sustainable Cities, University of Strathclyde in Glasgow (Scotland, UK)
- 2014-2015: Lecturer in Sociology and Policy, Aston University in Birmingham (England, UK)
- 2002-2012: Senior Lecturer and Researcher. Mondragon University (Spain)
Part of ESRC Large Centre Grant:
ES/S012435/1 ‘WISERD Civil Society: Changing perspectives on Civic Stratification and Civil Repair’
Project Title: New Emerging Citizenship Regimes (NECRs)
Context of this Research Project:
COVID-19 has hit European citizens dramatically, not only creating a general risk-driven environment encompassing a wide array of economic vulnerabilities but also exposing them to pervasive digital risks, such as biosurveillance, misinformation, and e-democracy algorithmic threats. Over the course of the pandemic, a debate has emerged about the appropriate techno-political response when governments use disease surveillance technologies to tackle the spread of COVID-19, pointing out the dichotomy between state-Leviathan cybercontrol and civil liberties, and further requesting debates in certain city-regional cases. Moreover, the giant technological flagship firms of surveillance capitalism, such as Google and Facebook, have already assumed many functions previously associated with the nation-state, from cartography to the disease surveillance of citizens, which is creating a wide range of emerging citizenship regimes that overlap among them.
Aims of this Research Project:
In order to shed light on these debates, this research project introduces a novel theoretical framework called (i) pandemic citizenship to better understand extreme circumstances in which citizens are surviving (Calzada, 2021). Particularly, this research project examines certain city-regions to elucidate how European pandemic citizenship pattern may be unwittingly exacerbating a unique set of interrelated emerging citizenship regimes including: (ii) algorithmic citizenship driven by blockchain and characterised by e-residence framework in Tallinn (Bridle, 2016; Tammpuu and Masso, 2018); (iii) liquid citizenship driven by dataism (the ideology of the Big Data’s determinism) and contested through digital rights in Barcelona and Amsterdam (Bauman, 2000; Morozov, 2014); (iv) metropolitan citizenship caused by Brexit and reshuffled through Radical Federalism/Foundational Economy in Cardiff (Barbera and Rees Jones, 2020); and (v) stateless citizenship driven by devolution and reinvigorated by data sovereignty in Barcelona, Glasgow, and Bilbao (Keating, 2020).
Research Questions:
- Pandemic Citizenship: The Post-COVID-19 era, on the one hand, has dramatically slowed down several mundane routines for citizens such as mobility patterns while on the other hand, have exponentially emerged new demanding professional pressures, emotional fears, life uncertainties, algorithmic exposure, data privacy concerns, health-related direct risks, and socio-economic vulnerabilities depending eminently on the material and living conditions (foundational economy) shared by a wide range of citizens regardless of their specific geolocalisation in Europe. How pandemic citizenship is affecting the civic stratification and how resilient responses to gain civil repair through platform and data co-operatives are being shaped in several places in Europe?
- Algorithmic Citizenship: What are the implications on civic stratification in terms of shared sovereignty through an algorithmic citizenship status that may inclusively overlap identities (beyond nationalities)?
- Liquid Citizenship: What are the implications on civic stratification in terms of the uneven interaction between AI devices and citizens?
- Metropolitan Citizenship: What are the implications on civic stratification in terms of the increase populism among non-metropolitan citizens embodied by a deep crisis of liberal democracies (i.e. Brexit, austerity,…)
- Stateless Citizenship: What are the implications on civic stratification in terms of feasible devolution/secessionism in Europe?
Outcomes:
- 1. Calzada, I. (2022), Emerging Digital Citizenship Regimes: Postpandemic Technopolitical Democracies. Bingley: Emerald Publishing Limited, Emerald Points Series. ISBN: 9781803823324.
- 2. Calzada, I. (2022), How Digital Citizenship Regimes Are Rescaling European Nation-States, Space and Polity. DOI: 10.1080/13562576.2022.2072197.
- 3. Calzada, I., Bignami, F., Hanakata, N., & Tomasello, F. (Ed.) (2022), Citizenship Studies, Digital Citizenship in the Post-Pandemic Urban Realm [Special Issue]. Citizenship Studies 25.
- 4. Calzada, I. & Bustard, J. (2022), The Dilemmas Around Digital Citizenship in a Post-Brexit and Post-Pandemic Northern Ireland: Towards an Algorithmic Nation? 25(6-8). Citizenship Studies, Special Issue ‘Digital Citizenship in the Post-Pandemic Urban Realm’. DOI:10.1080/13621025.2022.2026565.
- 5. Calzada, I. (2022), Emerging Digital Citizenship Regimes: Pandemic, Algorithmic, Liquid, Metropolitan, and Stateless Citizenships. Citizenship Studies 25(6-8). Special Issue ‘Digital Citizenship in the Post-Pandemic Urban Realm’. DOI:10.1080/13621025.2021.2012312.
- 6. Calzada, I. (2022), Democracia Postpandémica Tecnopolítica: Naciones Algorítmicas, Soberanía del Dato, Derechos Digitales, y Co-operativas de Dato. En Zabalo, J., Filibi, I., & Escacedo, L. (Ed) Profundización democrática: Formas de escalas para el desarrollo democrático y la participación ciudadana. Dykinson: Madrid. DOI:10.14679/13536.
- 7. Calzada, I. (2022), Demokrazia Postpandemiko Teknopolitikoa: Nazio Algorithmikoak, Datuaren Subirautza, Eskubide Digitalak, eta Datuen Ko-operatibak. Zabalo, J., Filibi, I., & Escacedo, L. (Ed) Demokraziaren Sakontzea: Garapen Demokratikorako Eskalen Formak eta Partehartze Hiritarra. Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea: Leioa. [Forthcoming]
- 8. Calzada, I. (2021), Postpandemic Technopolitical Democracy: Algorithmic Nations, Data Sovereignty, Digital Rights, and Data Cooperatives. In Zabalo, J., Filibi, I., & Escacedo, L. (Ed) Made-to-measure future(s) for Democracy? Views from the Basque atalaia. NYC: Springer. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.28983.85922.
- 9. Calzada, I. (2022), Emerging Digital Citizenship Regimes: Postpandemic Technopolitical Democracies, RAI2022: Anthropoloty, AI, and the Future of Human Society. 6-10 June.
Supervision
I am currently supervising at CU one MA students and undertaking research supervision of four researchers at postdoc, postgraduate, and research fellow level in different topics around social sciences: Diplomacy, Smart Cities, Digital Citizenship, and Data Science.