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DESCRIPTION:The idea of data sovereignty has gained traction over the last 
 decade. Data as a new resource are increasingly vital for decision-making 
 in businesses\, governments\, and societies. Proponents of data sovereignt
 y resist exploitation of personal data especially by state and corporate p
 ower. This study aims to map and explore issues around ‘data sovereignty
 ’ raised by non-state and non-for-profit organisations on the internet.\n
 \nThis study uses quantitative analysis of text content produced by organi
 sations on the web to explore the relationship between status of organisat
 ions and issues they have raised. Combining field theory and social networ
 k analysis as co-analytical tools\, social positions of organisations are 
 identified based on their differential possession of capital manifested bo
 th offline and online. Offline data on the number of staff\, the presence 
 of international office and consultative status in the UN are used to esti
 mate economic capital of organisations\, while the reach of issues is used
  to estimate the level of cosmopolitan capital. Economic and cosmopolitan 
 capital are jointly used to estimate the ‘offline status’ of organisatio
 n. Online data such as organisations’ popularity and activity in online n
 etworks are used to determine the ‘online status’ of organisations in th
 e field.\n\nThis study uses correspondence analysis to investigate associa
 tion between the status of organisations and the issues they are focused o
 n. The preliminary finding suggests that some of the prominent concerns of
  actors with high offline status\, such as the issue of ‘rights’\, are a
 lso focused on by more peripheral actors in the online field. Thus\, mappi
 ng data sovereignty issues using a combination of field theory and network
  analysis can help reveal shared issues among different organisations acro
 ss different contexts\, allowing insight into the emergence of contested d
 ata sovereignty issues in the field.
DTSTAMP:20260809T215918Z
LOCATION:Cullen Room
SUMMARY:Data Sovereignty: Mapping Issues in An Online Field - Sidiq Madya
URL:https://conferences.acspri.org.au/2024/talk/7JMQFW/
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