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Andrew Stokols is an urban planner, designer and researcher. He is currently a Phd student at MIT in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning, City Design and Development Group
Andrew’s current research explores varieties of digital urbanism emerging throughout the world, drawing on the perspectives of political science, science and technology studies (STS), and urban theory to explore the co-evolution of urban space and digital technologies, and the ways in which national governments increasingly use urban development to incubate new economic sectors and project national power.