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Preface
Part 1. Theorising digital societies. Chapter 1. The emerging contours of digital society: remastering, reconsideration, reorientation and new socio-digital domains ; Chapter 2. Digital stratification: Class, status group and party in the age of the Internet ; Chapter 3. Crime, control and the ambiguous gifts of digital technology ; Chapter 4. Digital mobilities and digital society ; Chapter 5. Disconnection and digital society: Perspectives on how citizens deal with media technology
Part 2. Researching digital societies. Chapter 6. Developing tools and interdisciplinary collaboration for digital social research ; Chapter 7. Quantitative research methods teaching in a digital age ; Chapter 8. The research stack: A framework for data-driven humanities and social science ; Chapter 9. Ethnography and digital society ; Chapter 10. Understanding identity and platform cultures
Chapter 11. Instagram aesthetics for social change: A narrative approach to visual activism on Instagram ; Chapter 12. Researching digital discourse and interaction ; Chapter 13. Researching algorithms and artificial intelligence
Part 3. Socio-technical systems and disruptive technologies in action. Chapter 14. Social media analytics: Boom and bust? ; Chapter 15. Games and mediated playful practices ; Chapter 16. Algorithmic configurations of sexuality: Theoretical foundations and methodological approaches ; Chapter 17. Drones as disruptive socio-technical systems: A case study of drone crime and control ; Chapter 18. Internet of things and new frontiers of datafication
Part 4: Digital society and new social dilemmas. Chapter 19. Digital racism ; Chapter 20. Social media, gender and online discrimination ; Chapter 21. Online safeguarding of adults with an intellectual disability: How do we ensure that participation and protection rights are adequately met in digital society? ; Chapter 22. Clickbait in the commodification of sympathy: disability, inspiration porn and the possibilities for new narratives ; Chapter 23. Political communication in the digital age
Part 5. Governance and regulation. Chapter 24. Algorithmic governance: Technology, knowledge and power ; Chapter 25. Digital (dis)information operations and misinformation campaigns ; Chapter 26. Frauds in digital society ; Chapter 27. The responsible innovation of disruptive technologies ; Chapter 28. Governing through infrastructural control: Artificial intelligence and cloud computing in the data-intensive state
Part 6: Digital futures. Chapter 29. Freedom of speech and online safety in liberal democracies: a triadic concept ; Chapter 30. Digital transformation and the future of work ; Chapter 31. Conversational AI: respecifying participation as regulation ; Chapter 32. Critical data futures ; Chapter 33. Mediating the message in digital society.
Part 1. Theorising digital societies. Chapter 1. The emerging contours of digital society: remastering, reconsideration, reorientation and new socio-digital domains ; Chapter 2. Digital stratification: Class, status group and party in the age of the Internet ; Chapter 3. Crime, control and the ambiguous gifts of digital technology ; Chapter 4. Digital mobilities and digital society ; Chapter 5. Disconnection and digital society: Perspectives on how citizens deal with media technology
Part 2. Researching digital societies. Chapter 6. Developing tools and interdisciplinary collaboration for digital social research ; Chapter 7. Quantitative research methods teaching in a digital age ; Chapter 8. The research stack: A framework for data-driven humanities and social science ; Chapter 9. Ethnography and digital society ; Chapter 10. Understanding identity and platform cultures
Chapter 11. Instagram aesthetics for social change: A narrative approach to visual activism on Instagram ; Chapter 12. Researching digital discourse and interaction ; Chapter 13. Researching algorithms and artificial intelligence
Part 3. Socio-technical systems and disruptive technologies in action. Chapter 14. Social media analytics: Boom and bust? ; Chapter 15. Games and mediated playful practices ; Chapter 16. Algorithmic configurations of sexuality: Theoretical foundations and methodological approaches ; Chapter 17. Drones as disruptive socio-technical systems: A case study of drone crime and control ; Chapter 18. Internet of things and new frontiers of datafication
Part 4: Digital society and new social dilemmas. Chapter 19. Digital racism ; Chapter 20. Social media, gender and online discrimination ; Chapter 21. Online safeguarding of adults with an intellectual disability: How do we ensure that participation and protection rights are adequately met in digital society? ; Chapter 22. Clickbait in the commodification of sympathy: disability, inspiration porn and the possibilities for new narratives ; Chapter 23. Political communication in the digital age
Part 5. Governance and regulation. Chapter 24. Algorithmic governance: Technology, knowledge and power ; Chapter 25. Digital (dis)information operations and misinformation campaigns ; Chapter 26. Frauds in digital society ; Chapter 27. The responsible innovation of disruptive technologies ; Chapter 28. Governing through infrastructural control: Artificial intelligence and cloud computing in the data-intensive state
Part 6: Digital futures. Chapter 29. Freedom of speech and online safety in liberal democracies: a triadic concept ; Chapter 30. Digital transformation and the future of work ; Chapter 31. Conversational AI: respecifying participation as regulation ; Chapter 32. Critical data futures ; Chapter 33. Mediating the message in digital society.