James Ash
Affiliated Faculty
James is a social scientist working at the intersections of media, cultural studies and human geography. His research interests revolve around digital geographies and the cultures, economies and politics of digital interfaces.
He is author of 'Phase Media: Space, Time and the Politics of Smart Objects' (Bloomsbury 2017) and 'The Interface Envelope: Gaming, Technology, Power' (Bloomsbury 2015), co-author of Researching Digital Life : Orientations, Methods and Practice (Sage 2024) and co-editor of Digital Geographies (Sage 2018). James's work has been translated into multiple languages, including Japanese, German and Spanish.