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Algorithmic Finance and (Limits to) Governmentality: On Foucault and High-Frequency Trading [PDF]
Le Foucaldien, 2017 In this essay I discuss algorithmic finance, specifically the use of fully automated trading, including high-frequency trading, in the light of Michel Foucault's notion of governmentality.
Christian Borch
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Algorithmic governmentality in Latin America: Sociotechnical imaginaries, neocolonial soft power, and authoritarianism [PDF]
Big Data and SocietyLatin America stands as one of the most unequal regions globally, where economic and social crises persist regardless of the ideological leanings of the ruling governments.
Paola Ricaurte +2 more
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The ghost in the legal machine: algorithmic governmentality, economy, and the practice of law [PDF]
Journal of Information Communication and Ethics in Society, 2018 Purpose - This paper investigates algorithmic governmentality - as proposed by Antoinette Rouvroy – specifically in relation to law. It seeks to show how algorithmic profiling can be particularly attractive for those in legal practice, given restraints on time and resources. It deviates from Rouvroy in two ways.
Harkens, Adam, Adam Harkens
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Algorithmic governmentality: radicalisation and immune strategy of capitalism and neoliberalism? [PDF]
La Deleuziana, 2016 This article is a set of reflections on the question: ‘what is completely new in algorithmic governmentality compared to capitalism and neoliberalism?’ The following text is thus some preliminary, temporary and definitively uncertain intuitions in ...
Antoinette Rouvroy
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Algorithmic Governmentality, Digital Sovereignty, and Agency Affordances
Weizenbaum Journal of the Digital Society, 2023 In today’s socio-technical constellations, our daily online and offline lives are increasingly governed by what can be termed algorithmic governmentality.
Ana Pop Stefanija, Jo Pierson
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Digital Geography and Society, 2021 The article explores algorithmic governance through the lenses of Foucault's work on governmentality. Algorithms are understood as “technologies of power” that literally “subjectify” the individuals upon which they act.
Tayfun Kasapoglu +2 more
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From knowledge as domination to knowledge as governmentality: a theoretical rearticulation of power in late-modern knowledge regimes [PDF]
Frontiers in SociologyThe article addresses a central problem in contemporary sociology: the inadequacy of classical approaches to power in explaining how expert knowledge currently organizes forms of domination in societies marked by the expansion of expertocracy, neoliberal
Marcos Parada-Ulloa +3 more
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Scienza & PoliticaThe article analyses the political performance of the technical object “algorithm” by drawing on Gilbert Simondon's philosophy of technics. The first part studies the reduction of society and politics to the automatic functioning typical of algorithmic ...
Andrea Bardin +2 more
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The Digital Regime of Truth: From the Algorithmic Governmentality to a New Rule of Law [PDF]
La Deleuziana, 2016 This text is a transcription of Rouvroy’s presentation on 7th October 2014 at the “Digital Studies” seminar series at the Centre Georges Pompidou. This seminar series, organised by the French philosopher Bernard Stiegler, question the influence of ...
Antoinette Rouvroy, Bernard Stiegler
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, 2018 This chapter starts off with distinguishing in what ways the contemporary call for transparency is not a perpetuation of the principle of publicity, but marks a different paradigm. Among the dispositives which address this call for transparency, and which will be subsequently analyzed, one stands out in particular: algorithmic governmentality.
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