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New project to explore society in the digital transformation: digilog@bw

16.08.2019

As part of the consortium "digilog@bw" led by the University of Mannheim, the research group cii will jointly investigate the influence of digitisation on humans and the resulting social changes with eight other university and non-university institutions.

The project focuses in particular on how to ensure that people remain self-determined in the digital world, how data becomes knowledge and how participation changes political debates. The consortium is funded with around 2.2 million euros.

Project website:
https://digilog-bw.de

Link to the official press release:
https://mwk.baden-wuerttemberg.de/de/service/presse/pressemitteilung/pid/land-foerdert-zwei-vorhaben-zur-erforschung-der-gesellschaft-im-digitalen-wandel/

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+''16.08.2019''<br><br>'''As part of the consortium "digilog@bw" led by the University of Mannheim, the research group cii will jointly investigate the influence of digitisation on humans and the resulting social changes with eight other university and non-university institutions.'''<br><br>The project focuses in particular on how to ensure that people remain self-determined in the digital world, how data becomes knowledge and how participation changes political debates. The consortium is funded with around 2.2 million euros.
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 <br>Project website: <br>https://digilog-bw.de