2nd Edition
The Algorithmic Society Technology, Power, and Knowledge
1. The Algorithmic Society: An Introduction
Rik Peeters & Marc Schuilenburg
ALGORITHMIC GOVERNANCE
2. The Data-Level Bureaucracy: AI, Algorithms, Data Mobilities and Discretionary Space in Algorithmic Governance
Rik Peeters & Marc Schuilenburg
3. Governing by Algorithms and Algorithmic Governmentality: Towards Machinic Judgement
Paul Henman
4. Algorithmic Regulation: Machine Learning as a Governance Tool
Cary Coglianese
5. Responsible and Accountable Algorithmization: How to Generate Citizen Trust in Governmental Usage of Algorithms
Albert Meijer & Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen
6. Towards Principles of Good Digital Administration: Fairness, Accountability and Proportionality in Automated Decision-Making
Arjan Widlak, Marlies van Eck & Rik Peeters
ALGORITHMIC JUSTICE
7. The Seductiveness of Fairness: Is Machine Learning the Answer? – Algorithmic Fairness in Criminal Justice Systems
Fernando Ávila, Kelly Hannah-Moffat & Paula Maurutto
8. Rethinking Predictive Policing: Towards a Holistic Framework of Democratic Algorithmic Surveillance
Rosamunde van Brakel
9. Algorithmic Reasoning: The Production of Subjectivity Through Data
Gwen van Eijk
10. Just Innovation? The Birth of ELSA Labs in an AI Ecosystem
Friso van Houdt, ginger coons & Gabriele Jacobs
ALGORITHMIC CITIES
11. Smart City Imaginaries: Looking Beyond the Techno-Utopian Vision
Marc Schuilenburg & Brunilda Pali
12. Sense in the (Smart) City: Where Personalisation is the Political
Michael McGuire
13. Inclusive Data Usage for Democratic Debate in Cities: The Role of Intermediaries
Erna Ruijer & Fleur Stalenhoef
14. Five Smart City Futures: A Criminological Analysis of Urban Intelligence
Keith Hayward
15. Understanding the Algorithmic Society: Concluding Thoughts
Marc Schuilenburg & Rik Peeters
Biography
Marc Schuilenburg is Professor Digital Surveillance at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands. He is the author, editor, or co-editor of 14 books, and focuses in his work on the way in which public safety and policing is changing due to the rise of AI and algorithms.
Rik Peeters is Research Professor of Public Administration at the Centre for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE), Mexico City. He analyses the interactions between state and citizens through studies of bureaucracy, digital government and administrative burdens.
