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Damion Bunders is an Assistant Professor specializing in digital geography and governance. His research focuses on the conditions necessary for successful social innovation in digital societies, exploring new forms of organization, ownership, and participatory governance. He aims to contribute to closing the gap between the winners and losers of digitalization through an interdisciplinary approach. This involves collaboration with societal stakeholders to examine the feasibility and scalability of bottom-up initiatives, smart citizenship, platform cooperatives, and addressing the digital inclusion of 'left behind' places. In addition to his research activities, Damion teaches and specializes in using digital tools for community-engaged learning. He is also the coordinator for the Writing & Argumentation Bachelor's program related to Human Geography and Planning. His areas of interest include the digital economy, democracy, urban and regional digitalization, bottom-up initiatives, collective action, and institutional theory.
Department of Psychology