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Can “We the People” really help draft a national constitution? (sort of..)
There is a clear trend of greater public participation in the process of constitution making,…
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Call for Papers: Government, Industry, Civil Society Responses to Online Extremism
Mapping and evaluating emerging public-private partnerships, technologies, and responses to online extremism.
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How can we encourage participation in online political deliberation?
The Internet seems to provide an obvious opportunity to strengthen intra-party democracy and mobilise passive…
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Making crowdsourcing work as a space for democratic deliberation
Is crowdsourcing conducive to deliberation among citizens or is it essentially just a consulting mechanism…
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Habermas by design: designing public deliberation into online platforms
What particular platform features should we look to, to promote deliberative debate online?
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Could Counterfactuals Explain Algorithmic Decisions Without Opening the Black Box?
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in EthicsExploring the role of algorithms in our everyday lives, and how a “right to explanation”…
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Why we shouldn’t be pathologising online gaming before the evidence is in
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in WellbeingNew study suggests that Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD) may not, in itself, be robustly associated…
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Does Internet voting offer a solution to declining electoral turnout?
While a technological fix probably won’t address the underlying reasons for low turnout, it could…
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Introducing Martin Dittus, Data Scientist and Darknet Researcher
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Martin Dittus is a Data Scientist at the Oxford Internet Institute. The stringent ethics process…