Digital

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Digitalization is not neutral. The outcomes of digitalization are a function of how digital technologies are governed. In turn, different frameworks addressing questions such as who designs and owns our data infrastructure, how data is created and who manages it, and how value is created and destroyed through AI and digitalization processes can create radically different outcomes. Professor Mazzucato’s research investigates how public and private actors can better relate to and govern the direction of digital technologies and AI in society, with a view to public value creation. A key project in this area, which engages with policy makers, is on Algorithmic Rents (funded by the Omidyar Foundation) and on How to Govern the Public Value of Data Infrastructure (funded by Codevelop).

Impact & engagement | Digital

September 15, 2026

Stanford Social Innovation Review

Arriving at collective power
September 4, 2026

Publishers Weekly

The Common Good Economy: How to Make Capitalism Work for Us All
September 8, 2026

The New School

New School: The Common Good Economy
July 18, 2026

The Irish Times

The Common Good Economy: An elegant examination of the direction we want states to sail in