PROJECT SUMMARY

Democratic Practices of Governance Given ADM
Focus Areas: News and Media, Transport and Mobility, Health, and Social Services
Research Program: Institutions
Status: Completed
This project examines possibilities for democratic practice, institutions and governance given automated decision-making (ADM). It focuses on challenges to and opportunities for liberal and democratic institutions and governance presented by ADM. The project aims to bridge analysis of ADM’s deployment across different domains with scholarly literature on republican and positive freedom, the rule of law and liberal democratic rights.
Overall, the project seeks to develop a theoretically rich analysis of democracy and freedom given ADM and apply the analysis to specific examples of current regulatory and democratic challenge.
PUBLICATIONS

Just Transitions in Australia: Moving Towards Low Carbon Lives Across Policy, Industry and Practice, 2022
Parker, C., Haines, F.


Countering hate speech in context: positive freedom of speech, 2022
de Silva, A., Kenyon, A.





Law, Code and Exploitation: How Corporations Regulate the Working Conditions of the Digital Proletariat, 2022
Jiménez, A.





Surveillance Punitivism: Colonialism, Racism, and State Terrorism in Spain, 2021
Jiménez, A.




Children’s Privacy in Lockdown: Intersections between Privacy, Participation and Protection Rights in a Pandemic, 2021
Archbold, L., Clifford, D., et al.

Esports and the Platforming of Children’s During COVID-19, 2021
Fordyce, R., Archbold, L., et al.
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