Why Photography Matters

Thompson, Jerry L.

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“…The general perspective is that modern markets have formed a "human behavioral futures trading" (Thompson, C, 2023), but in this age of information explosion, accurately obtaining information aligned with one's preferences might be what consumers or users desire. Therefore, for users, the ability to access data from a specific fixed moment is crucial.…”

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Reflection on the Trend of Data Property Rights in China

Zhang

2023

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In the digital age, traditional legal paradigms are facing challenges. The swift advancement of technology has given rise to numerous novel challenges. This article intends to elucidate the true essence of data property rights in the context of the interaction between law and technology, reflect upon the origins of the rise of property rights in China, and engage in a multi-faceted exploration from the perspectives of judicial practice, theoretical foundations, and the field of law and economics. In conclusion, we should prudently apply legal norms to new changes, and the resolution of issues and the establishment of a well-functioning market should not rely solely on the construction of digital property rights.

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Reflection on the Trend of Data Property Rights in China

Zhang

2023

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Photography and Peace

Möller¹

2019

The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Peace and Conflict Studies

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Peace photography is derivative, illustrative, and constitutive of peace: it is dependent on definitions of peace; it exemplifies preexisting understandings of peace; and it shapes and diversifies viewers' understandings of peace beyond established and taken-for-granted ones. Peace photography is a pluralistic concept. Indeed, different forms of peace require different forms of visual representation just as do different positions on a social group's trajectory from war to peace. Conversations about different peace photographsi.e., different photographs that individuals or groups of people regard as depictions of peacehelp understand underlying notions of peace as well as the political and social conditions from which these notions emerge. Given that visual images never operate on observers in isolation, it will be very difficult to establish causality between a given photograph and peace. It is, therefore, more productive to conceive of the relationship between photographs and peace as an episodic relationship. Given the extent to which visual images dominate social life, it is reasonable to assume that nowadays this relationship is stronger than ever before. However, it is largely unexplored in peace research. Visual education should therefore be included in peace research curricula and selected photographs should regularly be designated as peace photographs so as to take the visual turn in the social sciences seriously and to recognize and capitalize on the peace potentialities of visual images. Peace and Photography Definitional IssuesReflecting recent trends in image production and dissemination, photography nowadays is a "meta-network of machines, politics, culture, and ways of collective seeing" (Paglen 2011, p. 68). Ways of collective seeing include collective blindness: things we do not see, for a variety of reasons, or things we do see without, however, grasping their meanings and importance. Photographs of peace are a case in point. They are everywhere but seldom registered as such. As a distinct genre in photographic discourses, peace photographyin contrast to war photographydoes not exist and literature on the connection between photography and peace is conspicuous mainly by its absence. Dictionaries of photography include discussion of war photography (Herschdorfer 2018) but have little to say on peace photography. One of the reasons for the invisibility of peace in photography is

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Photography and Peace

Möller

2022

The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Peace and Conflict Studies

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Why Photography Matters

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Reflection on the Trend of Data Property Rights in China

Reflection on the Trend of Data Property Rights in China

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