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Regulating Digital

Regulating Digital

Goodman, Nicole
Hayes, Helen

Hardcover

Business GeneralGeneral LawGeneral Political Science

Publisher Price: $65.00

PREORDER - Expected ship date February 2, 2027

ISBN10: 1487558155
ISBN13: 9781487558154
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Published: Feb 2 2027
Pages: 304
Language: English

Regulating Digital is the first in-depth examination of how Canada governs digital technologies and data across its most consequential policy areas.

Edited by Nicole Goodman and Helen Alexandra Hayes, the volume brings together scholars from political science, public policy, law, communication studies, Indigenous studies, and computer science. Contributors investigate the promises and perils of rapid technological development and adoption across sectors, the difficulties in governing digital technologies, and the implications that follow from the regulatory choices Canada makes on its digital policy file now and into the future. Organized into three thematic sections - elections and democracy, government, and the digital and data economy - the book explores topics ranging from election technology and political parties' use of voter data, to AI, digital surveillance, Indigenous data sovereignty, the internet of things, intellectual property, platform competition, and online hate. Each chapter defines an emerging problem in its Canadian context, evaluates the current regulatory landscape, and considers possible solutions and their democratic implications.

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