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Publications: Dr Kerry Holden

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Holden K, Harsh M ( 2024 ) . On pipelines, readiness and annotative labour: Political geographies of AI and data infrastructures in Africa . Political Geography vol. 113 ,
Holden K, Harsh M, Bal R ( 2023 ) . Memories and Motherhood in the Rhythms of Ugandan Computing . Catalyst Feminism Theory Technoscience vol. 9 , ( 1 )
Holden K ( 2021 ) . The spectral scientists of corridor B: Neoliberalization and its ghosts in higher education . Environment and Planning A Economy and Space vol. 54 , ( 2 ) 330 - 346 .
Brown T, Calkin S, Holden K, Reid-Henry S, Taylor S ( 2021 ) . How to Have Theory in a Pandemic: A Critical Reflection on the Discourses of COVID-19 . COVID-19 and Similar Futures , Springer Nature
Akerlof K, Tyler C, Foxen SE, Heath E, Gual Soler M, Allegra A, Cloyd ET, Hird JA et al. ( 2019 ) . A collaboratively derived international research agenda on legislative science advice . Humanities and Social Sciences Communications vol. 5 , ( 1 )
Harsh M, Holden K, Wetmore J, Zachary GP, Bal R ( 2019 ) . Situating science in Africa: The dynamics of computing research in Nairobi and Kampala . Soc Stud Sci vol. 49 , ( 1 ) 52 - 76 .
Harsh M, Bal R, Wetmore J, Zachary GP, HOLDEN K ( 2018 ) . The Rise of Computing Re- search Communities in East Africa: The Relationship between Funding, Culture and Practice . Minerva
Holden K, Jensen N ( 2016 ) . From Under the Wheels of the Juggernaut: Global Health Networks, Gold Standards and the Possibilities for Social Science Critique . SCIENCE AS CULTURE vol. 26 , ( 1 ) 124 - 132 .
Holden K, Van Klyton A ( 2016 ) . Exploring the tensions and incongruities of Internet governance in Africa . Government Information Quarterly vol. 33 , ( 4 ) 736 - 745 .
Holden K ( 2014 ) . Lamenting the Golden Age: Love, Labour and Loss in the Collective Memory of Scientists . Science as Culture vol. 24 , ( 1 ) 24 - 45 .
HOLDEN K, Demeritt D ( 2008 ) . Democratising science? The politics of promoting biomedicine in Singapore's developmental state . Environment and Planning D: Society and Space vol. 26 , ( 1 ) 68 - 86 .
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