Law and social science scholars have long elucidated ways of governing built around state
governance of populations and subjects. Yet many are now grappling with the growing …

This paper offers a critical synthesis of the articles in this Special Issue with a view to
assessing the concept of “algorithmic regulation” as a mode of social coordination and …

In this article, we take forward recent initiatives to assess regulation based on contemporary
computer technologies such as big data and artificial intelligence. In order to characterize …

As refugee law practice enters the world of data, it is time to take stock as to what refugee
law research can gain from technological developments. This article provides an outline for …

ABSTRACT The Regulatory Security State (RSS) has far-reaching political consequences
for the world beyond the EU, for EU priorities and its ability to realize them. We show this …

This paper is about the opposite of judgement and calculation. This opposition has been a
traditional anchor of critiques concerned with the rise of AI decision making over human …

Data form an increasingly essential element of contemporary politics, as both public and
private actors extend claims of their legitimate control in diverse areas including health …

While the academic separation of policing and regulation is still largely operative, points of
convergence are more significant than ever in the digital age, starting with concomitant …

This article develops the concept of legitimacy to analyze the capacity of technologies such
as phone apps to mobilize collective commitments to shared environmental and social …

Abstract '[T] he “mainstream” of global governance has changed course'and in so doing,
might well have 'outrun the standard tools of critical, progressive, and reform-minded …