SLE Salon: Adrian Daub: What Tech Calls Governing

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Tech companies increasingly determine who regulates and who governs. And the tech elite increasingly wield political power, seeking to remake your workplace, your child's school, and the federal government in their image. But what do they mean by power? Join us in Florence Moore Hall, SLE Main Lounge on Friday, October 2 to hear Adrian Daub discuss his book What Tech Calls Governing. Adrian Daub is J.E. Wallace Sterling Professor in the Humanities at Stanford University, where he serves as the Faculty Director of the Clayman Institute for Gender Research. He is also the author of What Tech Cal
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