We are experiencing an accelerating digital transformation in many aspects of economic
and social life. Our premise is that everyone should have the opportunity to benefit from …

Governments across the world have been developing and adopting new digital technologies
for about a half of a century to support policy making and service delivery processes. Yet …

This article reviews developments in digital self‐servicing in Australian employment
services. The article draws on program implementation documentation to describe recent …

A user's guide to living within a technological culture and its technologised lawThrough
detailed readings of popular science fiction, including the novels of Frank Herbert and …

This paper reviews illustrative aspects of the introduction of artificial intelligence into
Australian social security's (Centrelink) original decision making and merits review. The …

Mothering and motherhood can be a very challenging experience in the 21st century, where
cultural pressures, on the one hand, and health experts' regular parenting surveillance, on …

This paper argues that the augmented reality gaming application for smart devices,
Pokémon GO shows the fate of the legal subject as a neoliberal monster subjugated to the …

This paper explores how services gaps between public libraries, governmental authorities,
and other institutions were addressed during the COVID-19 pandemic and how the labor of …

ABSTRACT This essay reads 'The Buribunks' as a biopolitical parody of the Hegelian
dialectic. Schmitt tells us that the essence of the Buribunk is the fact that they keep a diary …

This article is about time. It is about time, or more precisely, about the absence of time in
law's digital future. It is also about time travelling and the seemingly ever-popular BBC …