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Coppelie Cocq is Professor in Sámi Studies and Digital Humanities at Umeå University, serving as Research Director at Humlab and Deputy Director of the national research infrastructure Huminfra. She co-edits the journal JAF: A Global Quarterly.
Her research examines cultural expression across oral-to-digital narratives, critical indigenous studies, and ethical implications of digitalization/AI. Key foci include:
- Consequences of datafication on indigenous knowledge production
- Linguistic landscapes in Nordic public spaces
- Privacy tensions in data-driven societal transformation
- Surveillance perception in digital societies
Current projects include "Data Is the New Oil" (DINO, 2023-2026) analyzing privacy-innovation conflicts, building on prior work like "The language of place-making" (2019-2022) and "iAccept" (2018-2021). She teaches ethnology, Sámi studies, and digital humanities courses covering cultural heritage, research ethics, and digital ethnography methodologies.
Her institutional affiliations center on Humlab—a digital humanities laboratory—and Huminfra, which provides national digital research infrastructure across Sweden.
