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Surveillance Capitalism, Deceptive Designs.
 
Ann Kristin Glenster
Deceptive designs, often called dark patterns, are everywhere. Deceptive designs are designs of user interfaces that manipulate, confuse, disorient, or deceive individuals to make…
Surveillance Capitalism in Fragile Democracies
 
Emre Kizilkaya
2025-09
This paper investigates how surveillance capitalism enables a convergence of state authoritarianism and digital monopolies, posing an existential threat to fragile democracies by…
Laura Murphy
 
Laura Murphy
A human-rights researcher on why she pushed back when China bullied her university
Putting People into US Privacy Law cover.
 
Nicole Ozer
2025-08
With the current political climate and advances in artificial intelligence (AI), the stakes are higher than ever to advance new laws that make technology work for the people and…
The Geopolitics of Surveillance Capitalism
 
Burcu Kilic
2025-07
Surveillance capitalism represents a new form of capitalism that converts human behavior into data for tracking, analysis, and monetization. Yet this framing obscures the deeper…
Harvard Kennedy School
 
Kathryn Sikkink
The TJET project offers a comprehensive database for exploring the supply of transitional justice (TJ) in every country of the world. TJET provides detailed descriptive…
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Sebastian Smart
2025-06
Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, sparking global concern over its risks, from misinformation and wealth concentration to discrimination, surveillance, and…
Harvard Kennedy School
 
Frances Kamm
After describing the Genocide Convention, this paper first considers how the Counterfactual Test might help in determining whether an act was committed with genocidal intent even…
Harvard Kennedy School
 
Dara Kay Cohen
Despite significant advances in policies to address conflict-related sexual violence, it continues to occur in conflicts around the world, sometimes on a massive scale. This…
Harvard Kennedy School
 
Mathias Risse
Advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems capable of generating humanlike text and multimodal content are now widely available. Here we ask what impact this will have on the…

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