Framing the historical context that highlights its significance of WSIS for civil society engagement

Reflections from the Global Digital Justice Forum’s members

Surveying the broader political economy issues that must inform progressive advocacy as the ILO moves forward on a convention for platform labor.

A filmmaker’s view on what privacy means for the working class.

How trade rules shape the ability of African countries to tax their digital economies.

In Trump 2.0, tariffs are now a powerful bargaining chip, with the size of the American market being used to pressure trading partners into removing long-standing tariff and non-tariff barriers.

How are countries in the Global Majority world responding to the US’s sudden demand for trade (re)negotiations in the digital economy?

Is India Giving Up Its “Digital Sovereignty” Dream?

A review of Mirca Madianou’s book Technocolonialism: When Technology for Good is Harmful

Locating the material costs of AI hype.