Yes, privacy is contextual. But what does that mean for discussions of data privacy in various African contexts? @ProfEFBoamah and I have a new publication out in @BigDataSoc to answer this question with a case study of fintech in Ghana. https://t.co/V7Ojck8kxu
Our new posting of “Caliban’s Readings” is now available. Please join Aisha P. L. Kadiri in exploring the timeliness of bitterness: "It is precisely this refusal to move on that lays bare structures of white ignorance.'" https://t.co/0YTWM69w9k
The article is part of a special issue on the “Historical Epistemologies of Planetary Modelling” edited by Adam Wickberg from the Centre for Anthropocene History at KTH and Tom Turnbull from the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (MPIWG).
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How does earth system modelling limit what stories about planetary change can be told? And can the lens of the Plantationocene help us answer this question?
That’s what I am asking in a new paper in The Anthropocene Review
https://t.co/3HDGxRSzVf
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📢 New in Big Data & Society
What does privacy mean in Africa’s plural-legal digital landscape?
This article explores privacy "from below" - centering cultural norms, legal pluralism, and everyday practices in Ghana’s digital ecosystem.
🔗 Read: https://t.co/HDfXrrGHcT
Number of Israelis killed today: ZERO
Number of Gazans killed today: OVER 100
Yet not a single headline about Gaza right now on the websites of CNN, NYTimes, Washington Post, BBC... (dozens of headlines about Israel)
Gaza is being deliberately disappeared!
Yes, privacy is contextual. But what does that mean for discussions of data privacy in various African contexts? @ProfEFBoamah and I have a new publication out in @BigDataSoc to answer this question with a case study of fintech in Ghana. https://t.co/V7Ojck8kxu