Publications

Bates J (2017) The politics of data friction

Journal of Documentation, 74(2), 412-429.

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(Highly commended – Emerald Literati award)

Checco A, Bates J & Demartini G (2018) All That Glitters Is Gold

An Attack Scheme on Gold Questions in Crowdsourcing. HCOMP (pp 2-11)

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(HCOMP Best paper award)

Ehdeed S, Bates J and Cox A (2016) Social Media as a Source of Information: An Exploratory Study of Young Libyans’ Perceptions of the Impact of Social Media in Libya during the Period 2011-2015

iConference 2016 Proceedings

(Best Poster Award)

Goodale P, Bates J & Lin Y (2015) Mapping Data Journeys: Design for an interactive web site.

iConference 2015 Proceedings (pp 1-4)

(Runner up – best poster award)

Zhang, J. Bates,J., Abbott, P. (2022) State-steered smartmentality in Chinese smart urbanism

Urban Studies

Bates J, Checco A, Gerakopoulou E (accepted) Worker perspectives on designs for a crowdwork co-operative

Hepp, A., Jarke, J., & Kramp, L. (Eds.) (forthcoming 2022). Data Power: New Perspectives in Critical Data Studies. Palgrave.

Bates J (2021) Big Data and Data Analytics

In Elliott, A. (Ed.) (2021). The Routledge Social Science Handbook of AI. Routledge

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Bates J, Cameron D, Checco A, Clough P, Hopfgartner F, Mazumdar S, Sbaffi L, Stordy P & de la Vega de León A (2020) Integrating fate/critical data studies into data science curricula: Where are we going and how do we get there?

FAT* 2020 – Proceedings of the 2020 Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (pp 425-435)

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Bates J, Clough P, Jäschke R, Otterbacher J & Unsworth K (2020) Guest editorial: Social and Cultural Biases in Information, Algorithms, and Systems.

Online Information Review, 44(2), 321-323.

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Checco A, Bates J & Demartini G (2020) Adversarial Attacks on Crowdsourcing Quality Control

The Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, 67(2020), 375-408

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Gerrard Y & Bates J (2019) Introduction to the data power special issue : tactics, access and shaping

Online Information Review, 43(6), 945-951.

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Bates J, Goodale P, Lin Y-W & Andrews P (2019) Assembling an infrastructure for historic climate data recovery: data friction in practice

Journal of Documentation, 75(4), 791-806.

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Checco A, Bates J & Demartini G (2019) Quality Control Attack Schemes in Crowdsourcing

Proceedings of the Twenty-Eighth International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, pp. 6136-6140, Macao, 10 August 2019 – 16 August 2019.

Bates J & Elmore J (2018) Identifying the Affective Dimension of Data Mining Practice: An Exploratory Study

(pp 243-252)

Checco A, Bates J & Demartini G (2018) All That Glitters Is Gold – An Attack Scheme on Gold Questions in Crowdsourcing

HCOMP (pp 2-11)

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Kennedy H & Bates J (2017) Data Power in Material Contexts: Introduction

Television and New Media, 18(8), 701-705.

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Bates J & Goodale P (2017) Making Data Flow for the Climate Risk Market

Television and New Media, 18(8), 753-768.

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Bates J (2017) The politics of data friction

Journal of Documentation, 74(2), 412-429.

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Bates J (2017) Big data, open data and the climate risk market

In Brevini B & Murdock G (Ed.), Carbon Capitalism and Communication (pp. 83-93). Palgrave Macmillan

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Bates J (2017) Data cultures, power and the city

Data and the City (pp. 189-200)

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Otterbacher J, Bates J & Clough PD (2017) Competent Men and Warm Women: Gender Stereotypes and Backlash in Image Search Results

Proceedings of the 2017 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 6 May 2017 – 11 May 2017.

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Bates J, Lin Y-W & Goodale P (2016) Data journeys: Capturing the socio-material constitution of data objects and flows

Big Data & Society, 3(2), 205395171665450-205395171665450

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Lin Y, Bates J & Goodale P (2016) Co-observing the Weather, Co-predicting the Climate: Human Factors in Building Infrastructures for Crowdsourced Data

Science and Technology Studies, 29(3)

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Bates J, Goodale P & Lin Y (2015) Data Journeys as an approach for exploring the socio-cultural shaping of (big) data: the case of climate science in the United Kingdom

Iconference 2015 Proceedings (pp 1-16)

Bates J (2014) The strategic importance of information policy for the contemporary neoliberal state: The case of Open Government Data in the United Kingdom

Government Information Quarterly, 31(3), 388-395

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Bates J (2013) The domestication of open government data advocacy in the United Kingdom: A neo-Gramscian analysis

Policy and Internet, 5(1), 118-137

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Bates J (2012) “This is what modern deregulation looks like”

co-optation and contestation in the shaping of the UK’s Open Government Data Initiative. Journal of Community Informatics, 8(2)

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Bates J & Rowley J (2011) Social reproduction and exclusion in subject indexing: A comparison of public library OPACs and LibraryThing folksonomy

Journal of Documentation, 67(3), 431-448

Kennedy H, Oman S, Taylor M, Bates J and Steedman R (2020) Public understanding and perceptions of data practices: a review of existing research

Retrieved from livingwithdata.org/project (PDF)

Bates J (2015) Data Cultures, Power and the City. Programmable Cities: Data and the City
Bates J (2014) Climate Risk, Big Data and the Weather Market

SPERI, 13

Bates J (2013) Politics of Open Government Data: A Neo-Gramscian Analysis of the United Kingdom’s Open Government Data Initiative
Medina Perea IA, Bates J & Cox A (2019) Using data journeys to inform research design: Socio-cultural dynamics of patient data flows in the UK healthcare sector

(pp. 1-6). iConference 2019, Washington DC, USA.

Bates J & Cameron D (2019) Affect Dynamics in Data Science Practice

(pp. 1-4). Human-Centred Study of Data Science Work Practices Workshop, CHI 2019, 4 May 2019 – 4 May 2019.

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Souare M & Bates J (2018) Perceptions of Data Science outputs in a local authority context: the importance of emotion and context, Data for Policy

11-12 June 2018

Bates J, Clough PD, Jäschke R & Otterbacher J (2018) Preface. CEUR Workshop Proceedings

Vol. 2103 (pp i-ii)

Goodale P, Bates J & Lin Y (2015) Mapping Data Journeys: Design for an interactive web site

iConference 2015 Proceedings (pp 1-4)

Martin C, Davies T & Bates J (2013) Socio-Technical Transitions Pathways for UK Open Government Data

ACM Web Science 2013

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Medina Perea I, Bates J and Cox A (May 2021) The re-use of patient healthcare data in the UK: the implications of data sharing controversies on publicly funded health research

Data Justice Conference 2021 (online)

Medina Perea I, Bates J and Cox A (2020) Exploring the life of patient data in the UK health sector

AOIR 2020 (online)

Bates J, Checco A, Demartini G & Gerakopoulou E (2019) The data annotators: how to improve labour conditions for AI’s crowdworkers?

Data Power 2019, Bremen, Germany 12-13th September 2019

Bates J (2020) Data Journeys: Capturing the socio-material constitution of data objects and flows

ESRC Reserach Methods Festival 2018, Bath, UK, 3-5th July 2018

Bates J, Andrews P, Nunn E (2017) Learning with Data Scientists: reflections on teaching critical data studies to postgraduate Data Science students

Data Power 2017, Ontario, Canada, 22nd& 23rd June 2017

Bates J & Goodale P (2016) Discourses, disputes and silences in making data flow for the climate risk market

IAMCR 2016, Leicester, UK, 27-31st July 2016

Bates J and Goodale P (2015) Open weather data and the financialisation of climate change

Data Power 2015, Sheffield, UK 22-23rd June 2015

Bates J, Lin Y and Goodale P (2014) The Secret Life of a Weather Datum: developing a new approach for understanding the socio-cultural worlds of weather data production, distribution and re-use

IAMCR 2014, Hyderabad, India, 15-19th July 2014

Bates J (2013) Information policy in the crises of neoliberalism: the case of Open Government Data in the UK

IAMCR 2013. Dublin, Ireland

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Bates J (2012) Building consent: strategy and power in the development of the United Kingdom’s Open Government Data initiative

International Political Science Association 22nd World Congress of Political Science. Madrid, 8 July 2012 – 12 July 2012

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Bates J (2020) Digital data flows and the Covid-19 pandemic – should we be paying more attention?

Retrieved from information-studies.blogspot.com

Andrews, P, Bates J and Goodale P (2017) Mapping the secret life of weather data. Information Professional magazine

Retrieved from cilip.org.uk

Bates J (2016) Towards a critical data science – the complicated relationship between data and the democratic project

Retrieved from
blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocialsciences

Bates J, Goodale P & Lin Y (2015) Life of Data website
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Bates J (2014) The progressive ideals behind Open Government Data are being used to further interests of the neoliberal state

Retrieved from blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocialsciences

Bates J (2013) Agriculture companies are turning to big data to profit from climate change. New Statesman
Bates J (2013) Big data lets global corps bet on the threat of climate change
Bates J (2013) Productive Freedom and the Political Economy of Hacking.

Retrieved from mobilizingideas.wordpress.com

Sanger S, Bath PA & Bates J (2019) ‘Someone like me’ : user experiences of the discussion forums of non-12-step alcohol online support groups, June 2019

Addictive Behaviors, 98

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Sanger S, Bath PA & Bates J (2019) ‘Berrypicking’ in the formation of ideas about problem drinking amongst users of alcohol online support groups

Information in Contemporary Society, 11420, 806-816

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Quinn K & Bates J (2019) Everyday activism: challenging neoliberalism for radical library workers in English higher education

In Tett L & Hamilton M (Ed.), Resisting neoliberalism in education: local, national and transnational perspectives Policy Press

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Jarusawat P, Cox AM & Bates J (2018) Community participation in the management of palm leaf manuscripts as Lanna cultural material in Thailand

Journal of Documentation, 74(5), 951-965

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Sanger S, Bath PA & Bates J (2018) The Role of Stories in Three Non-12 Step Alcohol Online Support Groups

Transforming Digital Worlds, Vol. 10766 (pp 126-131), 25 March 2018 – 28 March 2018

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Quinn K & Bates J (2017) Resisting Neoliberalism: The challenge of activist librarianship in English Higher Education

Journal of Documentation, 73(2), 317-335

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Jarusawat P, Cox A & Bates J (2017) Community involvement in the Management of Palm Leaf Manuscripts as Lanna Cultural Material in Thailand

iConference 2017 Proceedings (pp 491-497)

Walker J & Bates J (2016) Developments in LGBTQ provision in secondary school library services since the abolition of Section 28

Journal of Librarianship and Information Science, 48(3), 269-283

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Ehdeed S, Bates J and Cox A (2016) Social Media as a Source of Information: An Exploratory Study of Young Libyans’ Perceptions of the Impact of Social Media in Libya during the Period 2011-2015

iConference 2016 Proceedings

(Best poster award)

Jarusawat P, Cox A & Bates J (2015) An exploration of the value of collaborative management of palm-leaf manuscripts as Lanna cultural material in libraries and communities in Thailand

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Asia-Pacific Library and Information Education and Practice Conference (pp 223-228)

Jarusawat P, Cox A & Bates J (2015) An exploration of the value of a collaborative model of collection management for Lanna cultural material in libraries in Northern Thailand

IConference 2015 Proceedings (pp 1-4)

Ehdeed S, Bates J and Cox A (2016) Social Media, Young Libyans and the 2011 Revolution: An Exploratory Study of Young Libyans’ Perceptions of the Impact of Social Media During the Uprising

IAMCR 2016, Leicester, UK, 27-31st July 20