Strategic games and algorithmic secrecy by Cofone, IN, Strandburg, KJ

“…We challenge a claim commonly made by industry and government representatives and echoed by legal scholarship: that algorithmic decision-making processes are better kept opaque or secret because otherwise decision subjects will “game the system”, leading to inaccurate or unfair results. …”

Le mystique de la vie quotidienne: An approach to the theological framework of Michel de Certeau by Trimble, BE

“…As scholarship engaging the interdisciplinary work of Michel de Certeau has increased since his death in 1986, there remains considerable disagreement as to what role Christian theology played in his academic career. …”

"Comment les femmes ordinairement appetent choses defendues": writing women into the history of Rabelais' reception (1628-1785) by Tolley, O

“…This study addresses this gap in scholarship by exploring a diverse range of thus far neglected seventeenth and eighteenth-century re-appropriations of Rabelais’ work. …”

Pierre Bayle and his reception in early eighteenth-century England: toleration in the Pensées Diverses and the Commentaire Philosophique by Hooks, J

“…Neo-Epicureans used Bayle to craft a case for the origin of society arising from self-centered individuals, while neo-Stoics used Bayle to argue that social bonds came from individuals naturally practicing virtue. Previous scholarship has stressed Bayle’s role in influencing Epicureanism in the Enlightenment, but I demonstrate that his diverse arguments also influenced Stoic thinkers. …”