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I am Professor of International Data Governance at the Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology, and Society (TILT), where I lead the ERC-funded Global Data Justice project. This project seeks to understand and integrate differerent perspectives worldwide on what constitutes just treatment through data technologies. My research at TILT more broadly focuses on how new sources of digital data are impacting governance, research on human and economic development, and political representation. I have worked with academic and civil society organisations in the Netherlands and in various regions worldwide on the integration of social justice objectives with technology governance processes. I am a member of the Dutch Young Academy, and of the NWO's social science advisory tables.

 

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  1. Data ethics and data science - An uneasy marriage?

    Keymolen, E., & Taylor, L. (2023). Data ethics and data science: An uneasy marriage? In W. Liebregts, W.-J. van den Heuvel, & A. van den Born (Eds.), Data science for entrepreneurship: Principles and methods for data engineering, analytics, entrepreneurship, and the society (pp. 481-499). (Classroom Companion: Business). Springer Cham.
  2. Can AI governance be progressive? - Group interests, group privacy an…

    Taylor, L. (2023). Can AI governance be progressive? Group interests, group privacy and abnormal justice. In A. Zwitter, & O. Gstrein (Eds.), Handbook on the politics and governance of big data and artificial intelligence (pp. 19-40). (Elgar Handbooks in Political Science). Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.. ,
  3. Doe eens gewoon - Politics, community and the academy

    Taylor, L. (2023). Doe eens gewoon: Politics, community and the academy. Tilburg University.
  4. In search of public values in private systems - A response to the Mon…

    Taylor, L. (2023). In search of public values in private systems: A response to the Montesquieu Lecture by Karen Yeung. Tilburg Law Review, 27(2), 50-55.
  5. Why are sector transgressions so hard to govern? - Reflections from E…

    Taylor, L., Martin, A., de Souza, S. P., & Lopez-Solano, J. (2023). Why are sector transgressions so hard to govern? Reflections from Europe's pandemic experience. Information, communication & society, 1-5. Advance online publication.

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