JuDiCe combines spatial justice with data justice. It creates a novel understanding of how the copies of ourselves cruising in the digital space (our ‘data-double') materially affect our urban everyday life. It is a mixed-method project with elements of theory-formation. It examines the existing research on data justice and spatial justice; conducts fieldwork about data-doubles' (mis)behaviours with Late Millennials; combines theory and fieldwork to lay the foundations of a new framework. The PI is an international scholar whose expertise is in geography, theories of justice, and law. JuDiCe's site of research is the University of Turku. The project is also supported by the University of Westminster, London (UK), and Halmstad University (Sweden). The major strengths of JuDiCe are: bringing the human, the spatial, and the technological together in a novel way; bridging the gap between data justice and spatial justice; acknowledging the generational shift with the Late Millennials.

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