Introduction
Inequality is one of the defining issues of our time: with the gaps between the haves and the have-nots growing steadily in many domains of life.
Aims
This interest group seeks to bring together scholars and scholarship on the topic of data and inequality. We do this in two ways. First, by asking how we might best employ new data streams to better understand economic, social, and political inequalities around the world. Second, by asking how digital data may actually serve to amplify or reduce existing inequalities or create new ones.
The group holds a schedule of activities, including bi-weekly reading group meetings and seminar series featuring leading scholars, policy makers and development practitioners.
How to get involved
To join us, please email [email protected]
Organisers
Sanna Ojanperä
Doctoral StudentResearchers
Dr Joss Wright
Turing FellowProfessor Eric Meyer
Senior Fellow, University of OxfordProfessor Helen Margetts
Programme Director for Public Policy, and Turing FellowProfessor Vili Lehdonvirta
Turing FellowDr Bernie Hogan
Senior Research Fellow, University of OxfordDr Maria Wolters
Turing FellowDr Omar A Guerrero
ESRC/Turing FellowChanuki Seresinhe
Visiting ResearcherDr Mirco Musolesi
Turing University Lead - UCLIgnacio Castro
Data ScientistProfessor Jon Crowcroft
Researcher at LargeProfessor Mahesh Marina
Turing FellowDr Gareth Tyson
Turing FellowContact info
External researchers
Bingyu Zhao, University of Cambridge
Sebastian Bobadilla-Suarez, UCL