@emilymbender The table of contents for the particular volume of "Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Science, Technology, and Society" that this paper is published within are also quite enticing. It reads like banger after banger that's going to destroy my reading list (though Professor Bender's paper rests at the top, of course):

* AI Ethics for Disability Justice
* China’s Social Credit System Project: Origins, Mechanisms, and Controversies
* Colonial Surveillance Mechanisms: Past and Present
* Confronting and Subverting LGBTQIA+ Surveillance
* Critical Logistics
* Data-Driven Management and Governance
* Digital Infrastructures of Democracy
* Digital Technologies and Techniques of Enclosure and Incarceration in “Smart Prison and Detention”
* Do Nonreplicable Findings Have Any Epistemic Value for Science?
* Epistemology of Replicability
* Everyday Resistance: Tactics for Disrupting Surveillance
* Industry-Funded Science and Its Consequences for Reproducibility
* Pervasive Monitoring with Educational Technologies
* The Political Ecology of Renewable Energy
* Political Economy of Surveillance: Platforms and Data Capitalism
* The Politics of Tracking Patients in American Medicine and Healthcare
* Replicability and Epistemological and Methodological Bias

What a beautiful cornucopia.