[DATAGOV Core] Special Issue Call for abstract

[Jonas Breuer]

Hi lovely people,

Hope y’all are doing fine. I just submitted our abstract to the call.

It’s not amazing but it’s all I could come up with. Thank you all for contributing (to the CPDP paper in particular and this as a next step).

Submitted abstract here: https://uva.works.surf.nl/index.php/f/3166319

Enjoy your weekends.

Jonas



From: Core <core-bounces at lists.datagovlab.net> on behalf of Jonas Breuer via Core <core at lists.datagovlab.net>
Date: Tuesday, 21 April 2026 at 15:09
To: Core Datagov <core at lists.datagovlab.net>
Subject: Re: [DATAGOV Core] Special Issue Call for abstract

Hi again,

I continued working on the abstract. See here in our NC: https://uva.works.surf.nl/index.php/f/1850439


It would make the abstract much stronger if we could also add one small section on a Brazilian use case. We need it to, very simplified, demonstrate that our regulatory data infrastructure and infrastructural inequality framing  are indeed the right way to address the core theme of the special issue: "re-center the debate on public values in AI, algorithms and their computational infrastructures from a primarily technological to a societal challenge."

Carina, both Matteo’s and Sruthis cases are extremely short now in the abstract. Would you be able to add a similar sentence with one strong reference before Thursday morning?

Any other feedback welcome if anyone finds time.

Best,
Jonas


From: Core <core-bounces at lists.datagovlab.net> on behalf of Jonas Breuer via Core <core at lists.datagovlab.net>
Date: Tuesday, 14 April 2026 at 16:48
To: Core Datagov <core at lists.datagovlab.net>
Subject: Re: [DATAGOV Core] Special Issue Call for abstract

Hi team,

Here some bullet points based on the CPDP paper.
I’m trying out nextcloud so not sure how this works yet: https://uva.works.surf.nl/gf/3rybf/1850439

Let me know on Signal if you cannot open.

Would be great if you could drop comments by Thursday lunch

J

additional ideas

  *   the normative dimension: what would accountability look like at the infrastructural level? the CPDP paper identifies the problem more than it resolves it

  *   resistance/contestation angle: how do affected communities push back against infrastructural inequality

  *   the regulatory dimension: how are public values inscribed in regulations/policy...

  *   the Brazil case: ABDM is great but another case would give the broader argument about DPIs and infrastructural inequality has much wider applicability

  *
...?




From: Core <core-bounces at lists.datagovlab.net> on behalf of Jonas Breuer via Core <core at lists.datagovlab.net>
Date: Wednesday, 1 April 2026 at 13:39
To: Core Datagov <core at lists.datagovlab.net>
Subject: [DATAGOV Core] Special Issue Call for abstract

https://link.springer.com/collections/jcjiaidjjj
Digital Society Journal


Are we interested in this?
I think we might be.



Call for Abstracts: Public Values in the Algorithmic Society

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AlgoSoc invites contributions for its special issue on Realising public values in the algorithmic society. This issue aims to shift the debate from purely technological to societal perspectives, exploring how AI and algorithmic systems reshape institutions, decision-making, and the roles of professionals and citizens. We welcome submissions addressing whose values are embedded in AI governance, the political economy of algorithmic decision-making, alternative governance models, forward-looking approaches, and new methods to study public values in the algorithmic society.


The special issue is necessarily interdisciplinary, and welcomes submissions taking a theoretical, empirical, legal, or philosophical approach from researchers across law, economics, computer science, communication science, media studies, and beyond.



Deadline: 26 April 2026


Editorial team: Natali Helberger, Claes de Vreese, Magdalena Brewczyńska, Ernesto de León, Isabella Banks, Donovan van der Haak, Martijn Logtenberg, Marilù Miotto, Jin Wan








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Department of Media Studies



Jonas Breuer

Postdoctoral Researcher / DATAGOV Project



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