Law
Valuing Social Data, Columbia Law Review (forthcoming) (with A. Parsons)
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Informationalism Beyond Managerialism, Law and Contemporary Problems (forthcoming)
Researcher Access to Social Media Data, Berkeley Technology Law Journal (forthcoming) (with C. Morten and G. Nicholas)
The Great Regulatory Dodge, Harvard Journal of Law and Technology (forthcoming) (with H. Nissenbaum and K. Strandburg)
An Argument for Positive Political Theories of Data Governance, Georgetown Law Technology Review (2022)
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A Relational Theory of Data Governance, Yale Law Journal (2021)
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Data Market Discipline: From Financial Regulation to Data Governance, Journal of International and Comparative Law (2021) (with S. Benthall)
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The Technological Politics of Mechanism Design, University of Chicago Law Review (Online Edition) (2019) (with Z. Hitzig and L. Hu)
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The Chilling Effects of Algorithmic Profiling: Mapping the Issues, Computer Law and Security Review (2019) (with E. Fosch Villeronga, A. Tamò-Larrieux, & S. Velidi)
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Data Protection’s Composition Problem, European Data Protection Law Review (2019) (with A. Fluitt, A. Cohen, M. Altman, K. Nissim, & A. Wood)
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Technology & Society*
The Promise and Limits of Lawfulness: Inequality, Law, and the Techlash, Journal of Social Computing (Forthcoming 2022)
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Design Choices: Mechanism Design and Platform Capitalism, Big Data & Society (2021) (with J. Goldenfein and L. McGuigan)
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Algorithmic Realism: Expanding the Boundaries of Algorithmic Thought, ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (ACM FAT*) (2020) (with B. Green)
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Law and Adversarial Machine Learning, Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems 2018, Workshop on Security in Machine Learning (NeurIPS) (2018) (with R. Shankar, D. O’Brien, and K. Albert).
– Accepted for oral presentation.
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*In computer science, conferences are the primary publishing venues. These papers undergo double-blind peer review and are published within conference proceedings as full papers equivalent to journal publications other fields.
Popular
“Everyone should decide how their digital data are used—not just tech companies,” Nature, July 2021.
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“Data Relations,” Logic Magazine, Issue 13: Distribution, May 2021.
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“Ferment is Abroad: Techlash, Legal Institutions, and the Limits of Lawfulness,” LPE Blog, April 20, 2021.
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“Data Governance for a Society of Equals” LPE Blog, March 22, 2021.
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“Data as Property?” Phenomenal World, Jain Family Institute, October 16, 2020.
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“Privacy vs. Health is a False Trade off,” Jacobin, April 17, 2020.
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“The Promise and Pitfalls of the California Consumer Privacy Act,” Critical Reflections, Cornell Tech, April 11, 2020.
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“Facebook’s Surveillance is Nothing Compared with Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon” The Guardian, April 6, 2018.
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