Time for Upgrade: Why Competition Law is Not Enough for the Platform Economy
The platform economy presents challenges that need newer policies beyond the competition law regime. What can these new approaches look like?
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Why is Spam a Trade Issue? Because that Suits Dominant Developed Countries!
Unpacking dominant developed countries’ tactic of using spam as a ruse to move trade deals away from the ITU and into the WTO, where they have greater bargaining power.
- The Policy Table
Smart Cities in India: Of Data Governance and Democratic Deficits
Can India’s smart cities be built using equitable and participatory technological infrastructure and governance processes for public data?
- Data Stories
Worker-Led Alternatives: A Line of Hope for New Platform Futures
Exploring workers’ struggle to reclaim the means of self-determination, resisting the steady march of dominant platforms.
- The New Precariat
Fixing Digital Capitalism: Learning from China’s Playbook
Unpacking the overtures of the Chinese state against its home grown Big Tech companies.
- Big Tech Watch
Choosing Public Good Over Corporate Power
A conversation with Kate Lappin about a new social contract for the data age.
- Big Tech Watch
- The New Precariat
- The Policy Table
Beyond Profit and Efficiency
A conversation with Laura Mann about a new social contract for the data age.
- Big Tech Watch
- The New Precariat
Humanizing the Digital Justice Debate
Analyzing the role of gender in addressing the inequalities created and reinforced by digital transformation.
- Feminist Digitality
A 3-Point Agenda for Platform Workers; as if the South Matters
Wresting power back from platform capitalism
- Big Tech Watch
- The New Precariat