Andy Clarno
Associate Professor of Sociology and Black Studies
Biography
Andy Clarno researches racism, capitalism, colonialism and empire in the early 21st century, with a focus on policing and social justice movements.
Clarno is coordinator of the Policing in Chicago Research Group, a research collective that examines policing issues in Chicago. He is co-author of “Imperial Policing: Weaponized Data in Carceral Chicago,” which explores how local police, federal immigration authorities and national security agencies use high-tech surveillance, large databases, and predictive algorithms.
Clarno has worked on Policing in Chicago Research Group public research reports on surveillance technology, gang databases, suspicious activity reports and data-sharing mechanisms.
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