Sophie Crowe

Sophie Crowe is a Research Officer at Queen Mary University of London's School of Law. She is currently leading research on the social impacts of AI and surveillance technologies as part of the UKRI-funded project 'What Does Artificial Intelligence Mean for the Future of Democratic Society?'. Her work examines how surveillance affects personal and political identity formation, building on her prior research into irregularised migrants' rights movements in Israel. This earlier work critically analyzed colonial and racial histories influencing migrant perceptions as 'infiltrators'.

Her research interests include performative politics, acts of citizenship, and the conditions enabling emergent political subjectivities. While affiliated with the School of Law, her interdisciplinary focus bridges law, sociology, and technology studies. No specific grants, labs, or current publications are detailed in the provided texts.