in today’s complex media and technology landscape, policymakers are increasingly seeking evidence-based research to inform their decisions. As regulators grapple with the complex dynamics of the tech ecosystem, there is a growing demand for research that goes beyond the surface-level criticisms and provides a deeper, more sceptical analysis of the issues at hand.
in Brazil, challenges are further compounded by the country’s unique socio-political landscape, which is marked by low digital literacy levels, an ongoing institutional crisis, and partisan organizations. Consequently, research on digital governance often appears biased and superficial, significantly diminishing its usefulness for informed and effective policymaking. In Brazil, challenges are further compounded by the country’s unique socio-political landscape, which is marked by low digital literacy levels, an ongoing institutional crisis, and partisan organizations. Consequently, research on digital governance often appears biased and superficial, significantly diminishing its usefulness for informed and effective policymaking.
We want to change that.