Data justice

Research areas:

• Uncategorized

Year:

2022

Type of Publication:

Article

Keywords:

Social justice, Datafication, Digital society, Algorithms, Data, Access to justice

Authors:

• Dencik, L.
• Sánchez-Monedero, Javier

Journal:

Internet Policy Review

Volume:

11

Number:

1

Month:

January

ISSN:

2197-6775

BibTex:

@article{DJustice2022, author = "L. Dencik and Javier S{\'a}nchez-Monedero", abstract = "Data justice has emerged as a key framework for engaging with the intersection of datafication and society in a way that privileges an explicit concern with social justice. Engaging with justice concerns in the analysis of information and communication systems is not in itself new, but the concept of data justice has been used to denote a shift in understanding of what is at stake with datafication beyond digital rights. In this essay, we trace the lineage and outline some of the different traditions and approaches through which the concept is currently finding expression. We argue that in doing so, we are confronted with tensions that denote a politics of data justice both in terms of what is at stake with datafication and what might be suitable responses. ", awards = "JCI (2022): 3.6 Position: 15/411 (Q1) Category: LAW", comments = "JCI (2022): 3.6 Position: 15/411 (Q1) Category: LAW", doi = "10.14763/2022.1.1615", issn = "2197-6775", journal = "Internet Policy Review", keywords = "Social justice, Datafication, Digital society, Algorithms, Data, Access to justice", month = "January", note = "JCI (2022): 3.6 Position: 15/411 (Q1) Category: LAW", number = "1", title = "{D}ata justice", url = "doi.org/10.14763/2022.1.1615", volume = "11", year = "2022", }

Note:

JCI (2022): 3.6 Position: 15/411 (Q1) Category: LAW

Abstract:

Data justice has emerged as a key framework for engaging with the intersection of datafication and society in a way that privileges an explicit concern with social justice. Engaging with justice concerns in the analysis of information and communication systems is not in itself new, but the concept of data justice has been used to denote a shift in understanding of what is at stake with datafication beyond digital rights. In this essay, we trace the lineage and outline some of the different traditions and approaches through which the concept is currently finding expression. We argue that in doing so, we are confronted with tensions that denote a politics of data justice both in terms of what is at stake with datafication and what might be suitable responses.

Comments:

JCI (2022): 3.6 Position: 15/411 (Q1) Category: LAW