On September 3rd espanet (the European Network for Social Policy Analysis) is hosting a series of online seminars for PhD students to network and present their research. See the details below.
Combined Streams 3-4: Big data and digitalisation in social and employment services
Conveners: Minna van Gerven (University of Helsinki, Finland), Janine Leschke (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark), Magnus Paulsen Hansen (Roskilde University, Denmark) and Stefano Sacchi (Polytechnic University of Turin, Italy)
Time: Thursday 3rd of September, from 1 PM to 4 PM (CET)
Location: on Zoom (to participate, please contact Janine Leschke [jl.egb@cbs.dk] or Zach Roche [zach.roche@wit.ie]) for the zoom link.
Programme:
13.00-13:15: Welcome
13:10-13:40: Kristian Bisgaard Haug (Roskilde University, Denmark) Profiling the unemployed: A systematic literature review of how the unemployed has been and are statistically and algorithmically profiled
13:40-14:10: Ulrik B.U. Roehl (Aalborg University, Denmark) Articulations of Automated Decision-making and Good Administration: Opportunities, Risks and Trade-Offs
14:10-14:40: Andy Eric Castillo Patton (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain) Monitoring suicide: A sociological metaanalysis of the results of e-health apps in suicide prevention
14:40-15:10: Rita Griffith (University of Bath, The UK) Universal Credit and automated decision making systems: A case of the digital tail wagging the policy dog?
15:10-15:40: Brun Hummel (Utrecht University, the Netherlands) The Accessibility of Online Government Services: using the Capability Approach to assess the Accessibility of Childcare Allowances in the Netherlands
15:40-16:00: Closing