Big Data & Society

Papers
(The H4-Index of Big Data & Society is 24. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Beyond artificial intelligence controversies: What are algorithms doing in the scientific literature?114
The multifaceted and situated data center imaginary of Dutch Twitter106
Organizing an “organizationless” protest campaign in the WeChatsphere79
Clicks and particulates: Value, alienation, and attunement as unifying themes in big data studies77
Data citizenship: Quantifying structural racism in COVID-19 and beyond62
Repairing the harm: Toward an algorithmic reparations approach to hate speech content moderation60
Responding to unusual government request for user data: How tech companies make sense of human rights50
An alternative planetary future? Digital sovereignty frameworks and the decolonial option47
Undermining competition, undermining markets? Implications of Big Tech and digital personal data for competition policy46
The uncontroversial ‘thingness’ of AI46
How platforms govern: Social regulation in digital capitalism42
Is it about “them”? leveraging big data research to understand anti-immigrant discourse37
Review bombing the platformed city: Contested political speech in online local reviews34
‘Blockchain for good’: Exploring the notion of social good inside the blockchain scene33
Local government cultural economy data practices and futures: Capacity, decision-making and partnerships32
In Palantir we trust? Regulation of data analysis platforms in public security31
Disability data and its situational and contextual irrationalities in the Global South31
European artificial intelligence policy as digital single market making28
Freezing out: Legacy media's shaping of AI as a cold controversy28
Performative innovation: Data governance in China's fintech industries28
On samples, data, and their mobility in biobanking: How imagined travels help to relate samples and data27
Expansive and extractive networks of Web327
Digital phenotyping and the (data) shadow of Alzheimer's disease26
‘Data saves lives’: Ideational-material drivers of health data journeys in the UK26
Mandatory age verification for pornography access: Why it can't and won't ‘save the children’24
The importance of algorithm skills for informed Internet use24
Justitia ex machina: The impact of an AI system on legal decision-making and discretionary authority24
Algorithms and hegemony in the workplace: Negotiating design and values in an Italian television platform24
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