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| Photo: Engin Isin 2017 |
In their
commentary, Ruppert, Isin and Bigo propose
an understanding of ‘data politics’ as a field of knowledge and power. They argue that
worlds, subjects, and rights are the conditions of possibility of this field
and that understanding these conditions is necessary to critically intervene in deployments of data. Towards building a critical scholarship on data politics, BD&S welcomes the
submission of original research articles that engage with this framing.
Articles will go through the Journal’s peer review process and if
accepted published on the Data Politics special theme page. The call will be open until July 2018.
