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This research aims to establish a concept of data justice that connects digital rights and social justice, highlighting ethical treatment in a data-driven world.

November 1, 2017Big Data & SocietyOpen Access

What is data justice? The case for connecting digital rights and freedoms globally

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LTLinnet TaylorTilburg University

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The paper defines data justice, focusing on visibility and discrimination in the digital age, aiming for social fairness.

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This research aims to establish a concept of data justice that connects digital rights and social justice, highlighting ethical treatment in a data-driven world.
Analyzes the current state of data use and its implications for social justice.
Proposes three foundational pillars of data justice: (in)visibility, (dis)engagement, and antidiscrimination.
Integrates scholarly perspectives on digital rights with social justice frameworks.
Identifies gaps in awareness regarding data-driven discrimination and existing data protection regulations.
Suggests that being visible in the digital realm is incorrectly assumed to be part of the social contract.
Calls for a reconsideration of ethical guidelines surrounding data usage and representation.

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Linnet Taylor (2017) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d89aff18b0ca7f91d186ea https://doi.org/10.1177/2053951717736335

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