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Building: BL11 Harriet Holters hus, Floor: 3, Room: HH 301
Thursday 11:00 - 12:40 CEST (07/09/2017)
Data increasingly regulates our lives. We are assessed, ranked, profiled and categorized according to data that is collected about us. These assessments enable - or limit - our access to services and our ability to cross borders; they define us as potential 'risk'; and they affect core aspects of citizenship. New publics are created and receive differential treatment based on data analysis. Yet while data regulates society, the regulation of data is becoming a pressing concern. Policies are required for for data collection, sharing and analysis, and struggles over policy development have picked up, not least, since the Snowden revelations. This panel will address both the role of big data 'as' governance and the governance 'of' big data.
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Rethinking Representation through the Eyes of Big Data-based Microtargeting | View Paper Details |
The Authority of Big Data based Scores: Empirical Insights from the Use of Passenger Name Records | View Paper Details |
Regulating Surveillance after Snowden: The UK Investigatory Powers Act as a Site of Struggle over Datafication | View Paper Details |