Review of "Data Justice and the Right to the City by Morgan Currie, Jeremy Knox and Callum McGreggor (Eds.)," Currie, M., Knox, J. & McGregor, C. (Ed). (2022). Data justice and the right to the city. Edinburgh University Press.
Abstract
Data Justice and the Right to the City consists of a set of case studies each exploring the intersections between urban governance and datafication. This volume, edited by Morgan Currie, Jeremy Knox, and Callum McGregor, situates itself within the critical discourse on how data-driven technologies reshape urban spaces, impacting notions of citizenship, justice, and democracy. Each chapter draws inspiration from Henri Lefebvre's concept of the Right to the City (RTTC) theory by integrating data justice as a complementary framework to address the political ramifications of datafication in urban contexts. RTTC emphasizes participatory parity in urban space by developing spaces and data systems that enable all residents, regardless of their economic status, cultural background, or political power, to have an equal say in how their cities are designed and managed.
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- Communication Design Quarterly
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- 2024-12-01
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- 10.1145/3658438.3658446
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