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Do Finland’s digitally crowdsourced laws show a way to resolve democracy’s “legitimacy crisis”?
Discussing the digitally crowdsourced law for same-sex marriage that was passed in Finland and analysing…
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Assessing crowdsourcing technologies to collect public opinion around an urban renovation project
How do you increase the quality of feedback without placing citizens on different-level playing fields…
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Creating a semantic map of sexism worldwide: topic modelling of content from the “Everyday Sexism” project
– in Social Data ScienceWhat are the most common types of sexism globally, and (how) do they relate to…
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Ethics in Networked Systems Research: ACM SigComm Workshop Report
– in EthicsExperimentation and research on the Internet require ethical scrutiny in order to give useful feedback…
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Crowdsourcing for public policy and government
The growing interest in crowdsourcing for government and public policy must be understood in the…
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Uber and Airbnb make the rules now — but to whose benefit?
Outlining a more nuanced theory of institutional change that suggests that platforms’ effects on society…
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Why are citizens migrating to Uber and Airbnb, and what should governments do about it?
What if we dug into existing social science theory to see what it has to…
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How big data is breathing new life into the smart cities concept
If all the cars have GPS devices, all the people have mobile phones, and all…
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Digital Disconnect: Parties, Pollsters and Political Analysis in #GE2015
The Oxford Internet Institute undertook some live analysis of social media data over the night…
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Political polarisation on social media: do birds of a feather flock together on Twitter?
Twitter’s connections tend to be less about strong social relationships and more about connecting with…