# Judy Wajcman
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judy wajcman, (born 12 December 1950), is the Anthony Giddens Professor of Sociology at the London School of Economics and Political Science. She is a Visiting Professor at the Oxford Internet Institute. Her scholarly interests encompass the sociology of work, science and technology studies, gender theory, and organizational analysis.
Richard Sennett: The Sociology Of Public Life - Session 2
Contributor(s): Professor Craig Calhoun, Professor Bruno Latour, Alan Rusbridger, Professor Judy Wajcman, David Adjaye, Geoff Mulgan, Richard Rogers, Polly Toynbee
SHORTCAST | The Work of the Future: where will it come from?
Join leading economist David Autor in discussion with Judy Wajcman as we explore the relationships between emerging technologies and the future of work in America and beyond.
The Work of the Future: where will it come from?
Join leading economist David Autor in discussion with Judy Wajcman as we explore the relationships between emerging technologies and the future of work in America and beyond.
Gearty Grilling: Judy Wajcman on the impact of digital technology
Contributor(s): Professor Judy Wajcman
Pressed for Time: the acceleration of life in digital capitalism
Contributor(s): Professor Judy Wajcman, Genevieve Bell
Richard Sennett: The Sociology Of Public Life - Session 1
Contributor(s): Professor Craig Calhoun, Professor Bruno Latour, Alan Rusbridger, Professor Judy Wajcman, David Adjaye, Geoff Mulgan, Richard Rogers, Polly Toynbee
Richard Sennett: The Sociology Of Public Life - Session 2
Contributor(s): Professor Craig Calhoun, Professor Bruno Latour, Alan Rusbridger, Professor Judy Wajcman, David Adjaye, Geoff Mulgan, Richard Rogers, Polly Toynbee
The Automation of Housework: Beyond the Spectacle
Dear Friends,
We are still living deep inside the fog of AI hype. It’s a haze that has generated enormous excitement, but also a fair share of illusions—fantasies about what’s actually possible today versus what remains decades out of reach.
These myths have spilled over into the world of robotics.…
The Social Weight We Carry
In this episode of The Clarity Lens, Laura challenges one of the most deeply ingrained beliefs of modern life: that burnout, overwhelm, and depletion are signs of individual mismanagement rather than systemic design.
We’ve been taught to turn exhaustion inward—to ask what we’re doing wrong, why we …
Australia and Wikipedia: The bias in the map
Wikipedia doesn't set out to play favourites. But when a made-up Melbourne suburb has more history than real Australian places, something is shaping what gets written.
Who - or what - decides which Australian places matter on Wikipedia?
Hosts Heather Ford and Francesca Sidoti go looking, through a …
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