种族、算法和边境执法工作

IF 0.6 4区 管理学 Q1 HISTORY
Juan De Lara
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本文使用边境现代化项目,包括实时真相评估自动化虚拟代理(AVATAR)和安全边境倡议网络(SBInet),来研究种族和劳工如何成为高科技边境执法战略的核心。当我讨论具体的技术和程序时,我对机器不太感兴趣,而更关心它们允许人类做的工作。我所说的“工作”是指想象、生产和使用边境执法技术所需的认知和体力劳动。我整合了来自批判性种族研究和地理学的方法,以拓宽以白人为主的STS(科学技术研究)和军事研究领域如何对待边界制定和执法技术。因此,我认为构成现代边境机器的机器、数据网络和人类代理人作为移民-殖民国家的社会技术衔接发挥作用。
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Race, Algorithms, and the Work of Border Enforcement
abstract:This article uses border modernization programs, including the Automated Virtual Agent for Truth Assessments in Real-Time (AVATAR) and the Secure Border Initiative Network (SBInet), to examine how race and labor have been central to high-tech border enforcement strategies. While I discuss specific technologies and programs, I am less interested in the machines and much more concerned with the work they allow humans to do. By "work" I mean the epistemic and manual labor that is required to imagine, produce, and use border enforcement technologies. I integrate approaches from critical ethnic studies and geography to broaden how the mostly white fields of STS (science and technology studies) and military studies have treated border-making and enforcement technologies. Consequently, I argue that the machines, data networks, and human agents that constitute the modern border apparatus function as a sociotechnical articulation of the settler-colonial state.
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