De Gruyter Handbook of Critical Data Studies out: 33 chapters, 50+ authors
MilagrosMiceli · x · 2026-09-22
The De Gruyter Handbook of Critical Data Studies, co-edited by Ulises A. Mejias, Jasmine E. McNealy, and Milagros Miceli, is now published. The handbook features 33 chapters from 50+ authors, covering power, policy, methods, case studies, and resistance across a wide range of critical perspectives on data.
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