Dr. David Grondin

Biography

David Grondin is a full professor at the Department of Communication at the Université de Montréal. His research specializes in the intersections of communication studies, international relations, and American studies. He has over eleven years of experience as a professor focusing on issues such as political communication, surveillance, mobility, and cultural representations of war. His interdisciplinary approach incorporates elements from several fields, including geography, political anthropology, and security studies. Notably, Grondin is involved in multiple research initiatives, including the study of algorithmic governance and digital media's role in contemporary society. He also contributes to various research centers and is engaged in graduate student supervision, demonstrating a commitment to developing future scholars in the field. His recent projects examine the societal impacts of artificial intelligence, particularly in the context of policing and economic crime in North America and Europe.

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