In our hyper-digitalised societies, it is urgent to define an agenda – with broad participation of social actors – to guarantee social justice in view of the impact of the digital corporate monopoly model.  This edition covers this global issue from various angles, including: data as commons, e-commerce, labour, education, gender and genetic manipulation, with contributions from participants of the Just Net Coalition.

Towards digital justice

Sally Burch

Global capital, digital monopolies and new forms of enclosure

Prabir Purkayastha

 Big tech seeks to cement digital colonialism through the WTO

Deborah James

Humanizing the digital justice debate

Gita Sen

The digitalization of work and its consequences for the Global South

Cédric Leterme

Digital public services

Kate Lappin

Digital technology in the education sector

Gurumurthy Kasinathan

From Terminator to Exterminator

Neth Daño, Jim Thomas y Tom Wakeford