PEER2PEER: A Critical Internet Studies Reader

 
Publisher UCLA Center for Critical Internet Inquiry

Peer2Peer: A Critical Internet Studies Reader is a collection of essays edited by Stacy E. Wood, written by researchers, artists, archivists, and makers, who are thinking collectively and critically about the Internet. The pieces presented are derived from presentations given at the Peer2Peer: Critical Internet Studies Gathering in LA that was held at FCCW, hosted by UCLA’s Center for Critical Internet Inquiry in 2025. From the political implications of facial recognition technologies and the influencer economy to the many intersections of mathematics, information & Blackness, this book is full of critical investigations, new research, as well as tools and resources for navigating digital life.

Softcover
8.25 x 6 inches
196 pages
2026