By Bianca Wylie In 2021, in the Journal of Social Computing, historian Jonnie Penn made the argument for “Algorithmic Silence: A Call to Decomputerize.” As he summarizes:   “Tech critics become...

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The prime minister needs to make changes to the structures, and not just the people, at the centre of government.

By Nicholas Chesterley In the 1930s and 40s President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered around thirty fireside chats. These were a series of radio addresses on the Great Depression and World War II th...

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By Neil Bouwer

Across diverse policy domains, there is broad concern about whether trust in science and expertise has eroded during the past decade. Using quota-based surveys ...

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