It is argued that data governance is becoming inseparable from AI governance, digital public infrastructure, economic strategy, democratic resilience, and geopolitical competition, and an agenda for anticipatory data governance capable of adapting before dependencies, risks, and missed opportunities become locked in is...
Adam Zable, Stefaan G. Verhulst· arXiv.org· 0 citations
This paper asks when open geospatial standards remain public infrastructure rather than becoming channels of enclosure, and frames this through four dimensions: Purpose, Principles, People and Processes, and Policies and Practices (the 4Ps framework) while stressing the limit that internal governance cannot solve alone...
This article takes the state as the starting point, the institutional form that developed historically in response to the problem of effective and legitimate public governance, and the only current candidate for which the full set of legitimacy conditions is institutionally available.
Zeynep Engin, Tim Gordon, Viviana Bastidas et al.· arXiv.org· 0 citations
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