I have been very lucky to be on this year’s Summer Doctoral Programme – a two-week doctoral workshop run by the OII for a number of years now with great success. This year it is in partnership with the Web Science Research Initiative by the likes of Tim Berners-Lee, Wendy Hall and Danny Weitzner to name but a few.

However, the major asset are of course its students and there is a really fine group of 30 people assembled here in Oxford. Every student has to present his or her work and there is a long feedback session after each presentation. It has been very good so far and crucially it has forced me to synthesize a lot of my thoughts on my topic that has recently shifted considerably. In tune with many of my other activities I am now mainly focusing on political participation on the Web and the presentation gives an overview about my current approach. Feedback welcome!


One Response to “OII Summer Doctoral Programme”  

  1. 1 ismael

    Loved the slide with JZ as a usual suspect :D :D:D

    Enjoy the SDP: great event!!

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Since October 2006 I am both a DPhil student as well as a research assistant at the Oxford Internet Institute and here I share with the accidental reader my musings on different aspects of the Internet and society. Feel free to comment or simply ignore :-)

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Tobias Escher
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