A PhD graduate seeking research or postdoctoral opportunities in China-Africa Studies, the Belt and Road Initiative, fields exploring the intersection of technology and society, or related fields.
Worked with a team of researchers to deliver engaging academic articles for department's research project.
I served primarily under training capacity to become a combat officer in the South African Navy.
Qualitative Research Methods
Hlongwa, L., & Talamayan, F. (2023). Patenting sociality: Uncovering the operational logics of Facebook through critical patent analysis. Media, Culture & Society, 45(6), 1135–1155.
Hlongwa, L. N. (forthcoming). Southern Africa in China’s Surveillance Silk Road: Pursuing agency in a new nomos of the earth. In E. Eyriçe-Tepeciklioğlu, F. Vrey, & S. Cornelissen (Eds.), Handbook on Asia-Africa engagement. Routledge.
Hlongwa, L. (2022). A critical engagement with platforms through patent analysis. In Platforms have the Power… …and People can take it (Vol. 4, pp. 40–52). Edited by B. Envegnù, C. Cuppini, F. Frapporti, M. Milesi, & P. Pirone. Bologna: Dipartimento delle Arti, Università di Bologna.
Hlongwa, L. N. (2021). Artificial intelligence and big data in the Maritime Silk Road Initiative: The road towards Sea Power 2.0. Scientia Militaria: South African Journal of Military Studies, 49(2), 113–131.
Hlongwa, L. (2020). The city as an algorithmic formation: Insights from patent data. Work Organisation, Labour & Globalisation, 14(1), 47–66.
Hlongwa, L. (2020). China's Maritime Silk Road Initiative: A quest for sea power. Scientia Militaria: South African Journal of Military Studies, 48(2), 21–37.
Awarded research funding by the International Center for Cultural Studies as a member of its Student Research Group.