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How Can Digitalisation Close the VAT Gap? Insights for Policymakers
By embracing digital transformation, policymakers can create more efficient, transparent, and fair tax systems that…
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The Power of Digital Participation – How Online Tools Affect and Are Affected by Policy Conflicts
Can e-participation improve policy processes, or do existing conflicts hinder its potential?
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A plot on democracy: has the role of e-petitioning changed with the mainstreaming of conspiracy theories?
The emergence of conspiracy theories within petitions is paradoxical: why target these beliefs at the…
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Internet Companies in China: Where Private Interests and Government Intervention Clash
China is perhaps one of the most digitalized societies worldwide. Part of this sweep has…
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How to Decolonise the State of Policy in the Digital Space
In his latest editorial for Policy and Internet, John Hartley argues that a whole-of-humanity effort…
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Special Issue Call for Papers – The Regulation Turn?
Do these technologies offer ease of connectivity, or do they have the potential to be…
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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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Digital platforms are governing systems—so it’s time we examined them in more detail
It’s important that we take a multi-perspective view of the role of digital platforms in…
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Could data pay for global development? Introducing data financing for global good
Are there ways in which the data economy could directly finance global causes such as…
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The blockchain paradox: Why distributed ledger technologies may do little to transform the economy
Applying elementary institutional economics to examine what blockchain technologies really do in terms of economic…