Data Practices: Making Up a European People

In this insightful exploration, the authors delve into the intricate ways data practices within the European Union shape identities and societal roles. They investigate how individuals are categorized through various data collection and processing methods, revealing the underlying implications these practices have on personal and collective identities.

Through a critical lens, the book uncovers the dynamics between data governance and the formation of a European populace. It challenges readers to consider the broader consequences of such categorization, prompting reflection on issues of inclusion, representation, and belonging in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.