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InfoCitizen reveals how datafication influences identity and citizenship in Brazil, Portugal, and Kenya, indicating its role in democratic transformation.
Unsettling scales: datafication as a contested terrain for citizenship and democracy InfoCitizen explores how new forms of datafication change citizenship practices in the Global South by charting grass-roots and institutional data efforts and their impact on identity, citizenship and policy in Brazil, Portugal, Germany, Tanzania and Kenya. Combining archival research, digital humanities, audiovisual techniques, and mixed methods, In-foCitizen examines how top-down and bottom-up data ecosystems come together to redefine the sociocultural and political-economic citizenship of marginalised populations. We connect practitioners, stakeholders, experts, and citizens by producing insights and tools to visualise data's role in democratic transformation and citizenship dynamics today.
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