Héctor Beltrán on his book, Codework Ilana Gershon: What insights into coding and Silicon Valley emerge when you begin with  hackers in Mexico? Héctor Beltrán: Starting from Mexico reveals how Silicon Valley’s celebrated fl…

As we approach the anniversary of Code Work's publication, here's a recent interview with Ilana Gershon that highlights some of the main themes:
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Congratulations to LaborTech Members Hector Beltrán and Hemangini Gupta!

Code Work How Mexican and Latinx hackers apply concepts from coding to their lived experiences

Congratulations to the winner of 2025 @saw-anthroofwork.bsky.social Book Prize
Hector Beltran's
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Code Work: Hacking Across US-Mexico Techno Borderlands!
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Deeply honored to receive the Book Prize from the Society for the Anthropology of Work!! Grateful to SAW and to everyone who engaged with my work. 💜

Book cover of Code Work: Hacking Across The US/Mèxico techno-borderlands by Hèctor Beltrán.

Congratulations to Héctor Beltrán, whose book Code Work: Hacking across the US/México Techno-Borderlands is the Winner of the Americo Paredes Book Award!

Read more about this award-winning book: press.princeton.edu/books/paperb...

Honored that my book received several awards!
Super happy + proud that:
> the work is being recognized by the multiple publics I was hoping to connect @anthropolatina.bsky.social @labortech.bsky.social @SLACA
> my press @princetonupress.bsky.social had this congratulatory sign made for me

Where's the "absurdist academics" starter pack?