Wagner, Ben, and Lubos Kuklis. 2021. “Disinformation, Data Verification and Social Media:  Verifying Data through Auditing Intermediaries.” in Dealing with Digital Dominance, edited by M. Moore and D. Tambini. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2020. “Digital Election Observation: Regulatory Challenges around Legal Online Content.” The Political Quarterly 1–6. doi: 10.1111/1467-923X.12903. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2020. “Germany: Business as Usual? Responses to the Pandemic.” in Data Justice and COVID-19: Global Perspectives, edited by L. Taylor, G. Sharma, A. Martin, and S. Jameson. Meatspace Press. Cite

Wagner, Ben, Paola Lopez, Florian Cech, Gabriel Grill, and Marie-Therese Sekwenz. 2020. “Der AMS-Algorithmus.” juridikum - zeitschrift für Kritik, Recht und Gesellschaft 2020(2):191–202. doi: 10.33196/juridikum202002019101. Cite

Daly, Angela, Thilo Hagendorff, Hui Li, Monique Mann, Vidushi Marda, Ben Wagner, and Wayne Wei Wang. 2020. “AI, Governance and Ethics: Global Perspectives.” in Constitutional Challenges in the Algorithmic Society, edited by O. Pollicino and G. de Gregorio. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2020. “Accountability by Design in Technology Research.” Computer Law & Security Review. Cite

Wagner, Ben, Krisztina Rozgonyi, Marie-Therese Sekwenz, Jatinder Singh, and Jennifer Cobbe. 2020. “Regulating Transparency? Facebook, Twitter and the German Network Enforcement Act.” Barcelona, Spain: ACM Conference on Fairness Accountability and Transparency (FAT* 2020). Cite Download

Wagner, Ben. 2020. “Was Bedeutet ‘Freiheit’ in Einem Sozio-Technischen Kontext?” in Demokratietheorie und Demokratie im Lichte des digitalen Wandels, edited by M. Oswald and I. Borucki. Wiesbaden, Germany: Springer VS. Cite

Lynch, Liam, Ursula Pachl, Kai Rannenberg, Elena Santiago, Ben Wagner, and Kurz Einzinger. 2019. Consumers and IoT Security. Athens, Greece.: European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA). Cite

Daly, Angela, Thilo Hagendorff, Hui Li, Monique Mann, Vidushi Marda, Ben Wagner, Wei Wang, and Saskia Witteborn. 2019. Artificial Intelligence, Governance and Ethics: Global Perspectives. SSRN Scholarly Paper. ID 3414805. Rochester, NY: Social Science Research Network. Cite Download

Wagner, Ben, and Winkler, Till. 2019. “Comparing Travel Time Estimates of Routing Applications in Vienna.” in Workshop on Engineering Accountable Information Systems, European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS 2019). Stockholm, Sweden. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2019. “All Codes – No Conduct? Performing the Governing Artificial Intelligence.” Journal of Law & Economic Regulation 1(13). Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2019. “Constructed ‘Cyber’ Realities & International Relations Theory.” in Technology and International Relations Theory, edited by R. Marlin-Bennett and J. Singh. Abingdon Oxon, New York NY: Routledge. Cite

Wagner, Ben, and Stephanie Horth. 2019. “Digital Technologies, Human Rights and Global Trade? Expanding Export Controls of Surveillance Technologies in Europe, China and India.” Pp. 299–318 in Research Handbook on Human Rights & Digital Technology: Global Politics, Law & International Relations, edited by B. Wagner, M. C. Kettemann, and K. Vieth. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2019. “Algorithmic Accountability – Towards Accountable Systems.” in The Oxford Handbook of Intermediary Liability Online. Oxford University Press. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2019. “Liable, but Not in Control? Ensuring Meaningful Human Agency in Automated Decision-Making Systems.” Policy & Internet 11(1). Cite Download

Wagner, Ben, and Joanna Bronowicka. 2019. “Designing for Labour? Accountability and Self-Management in an App-Based Management.” in ACM CHI Extended Abstracts: Workshop on the Future of Work. ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. Glasgow. Cite Download

Wagner, Ben, Matthias C. Kettemann, and Kilian Vieth. 2019. Research Handbook on Human Rights & Digital Technology: Global Politics, Law & International Relations. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2018. Can Germany’s ‘Lex Facebook’ Be Saved? A Business and Human Rights Analysis. Global Voices. Cite

Bossong, Raphael, and Ben Wagner. 2018. “A Typology of Cybersecurity and Public–Private Partnerships in the Context of the European Union.” Pp. 219–247 in Security Privatization. Springer. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2018. “Understanding Internet Shutdowns: A Case Study from Pakistan.” International Journal of Communication 12(0):22. Cite Download

Wagner, Ben. 2018. “Free Expression? – Dominant Information Intermediaries as Arbiters of Internet Speech.” in Digital Dominance: Implications and Risks, edited by M. Moore and D. Tambini. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Cite Download

Wagner, Ben. 2018. “Ethics as an Escape from Regulation:  From Ethics-Washing to Ethics-Shopping?” in Being Profiling. Cogitas ergo sum, edited by M. Hildebrandt. Amsterdam University Press. Cite Download

Human, Soheil, and Ben Wagner. 2018. “Is Informed Consent Enough? Considering Predictive Approaches to Privacy.” in CHI Workshop: Exploring Individual Differences in Privacy. Montreal, Canada. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2018. Algorithms and Human Rights: Study on the Human Rights Dimensions of Automated Data Processing Techniques and Possible Regulatory Implications. DGI(2017)12. Strasbourg, France: Council of Europe. Cite Download

Korff, Douwe, Ben Wagner, Julia Powles, Renata Avila, and Ulf Buermeyer. 2017. Boundaries of Law: Exploring Transparency, Accountability, and Oversight of Government Surveillance Regimes. University of Cambridge Faculty of Law Research Paper No 16/2017. Cite Download

Wagner, Ben, and Kilian Vieth. 2017. Digitalisierung Und Menschenrechte. Bonn, Germany: Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung. Cite

Vieth, Kilian, and Ben Wagner. 2017. Teilhabe, Ausgerechnet: Wie Algorithmische Prozesse Teilhabechancen Beeinflussen Können. Bertelsmann Stiftung. Cite Download

Wagner, Ben, and Kilian Vieth. 2016. “Was macht Cyber? Epistemologie und Funktionslogik von Cyber.” Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik 9(2):213–22. doi: 10.1007/s12399-016-0557-1. Cite Download

Wagner, Ben. 2016. Efficiency vs. Accountability? Cite Download

Wagner, Ben. 2016. “Kommunikation Konstituiert Gesellschaft: Warum Es Zeit Ist, Den Zugang Zum Freien Internet Als Menschenrecht Anzuerkennen.” Zeitschrift Für Menschenrechte Journal for Human Rights 38. Cite Download

Wagner, Ben. 2016. Global Free Expression: Governing the Boundaries of Internet Content. Cham, Switzerland: Springer International Publishing. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2016. “Networked Publics and Digital Contention: The Politics of Everyday Life in Tunisia.” in Routledge Handbook on Mediterranean Politics, edited by F. Volpi and R. Gillespie. London: Routledge. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2016. “Algorithmic Regulation and the Global Default: Shifting Norms in Internet Technology.” Etikk Praksis Etikk i Praksis 10(1):5–13. Cite

Bossong, Raphael, and Ben Wagner. 2016. “A Typology of Cybersecurity and Public-Private Partnerships in the Context of the EU.” Crime, Law and Social Change 1–24. Cite

Wagner, Ben, and Patricia Mindus. 2015. “Multistakeholder Governance and Nodal Authority – Understanding Internet Exchange Points.” in Global Network of Interdisciplinary Internet & Society Research Centers (NoC) Internet Governance Research Project: Case Studies. Cambridge, Mass.: Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2015. “Digitale Debatte - Könnt Ihr Mich Hören?” Süddeutsche Zeitung. Cite

Wagner, Ben, and Joanna Bronowicka. 2015. “Between International Relations and Arms Controls: Understanding Export Controls for Surveillance Technologies.” Political Review (Przegląd Politologiczny) 3:153–165. doi: 10.14746/pp.2015.20.3.11. Cite Download

Behrndt, Thomas, and Ben Wagner. 2015. “Seeing like a Data Set: Reimagining Security through Big Data.” in Jahrbuch für Recht und Ethik, edited by J. C. Joerden. Berlin: Duncker und Humblot. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2015. “Internet Freedom and Freedom of Expression in Turkey.” in Global Turkey in Europe III. Democracy, Trade, and the Kurdish Question in Turkey-EU Relations, edited by S. Aydın-Düzgit, D. Huber, M. Müftüler-Baç, E. F. Keyman, M. Schwarz, and N. Tocci. Rome, Italy: Nuova Cultura. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2015. “Governing Internet Expression: How Public and Private Regulation Shape Expression Governance.” in The Governance of Online Expression in a Networked World, edited by H. Carrapico and B. Farrand. Routledge. Cite

Tufekci, Zeynep, Jillian C. York, Ben Wagner, and Frederike Kaltheuner. 2015. The Ethics of Algorithms: From Radical Content to Self-Driving Cars. Berlin, Germany: European University Viadrina. Cite Download

Wagner, Ben, Joanna Bronowicka, Cathleen Berger, and Thomas Behrndt. 2015. Surveillance and Censorship: The Impact of Technologies on Human Rights. Brussels, Belgium: Policy Department, Directorate-General for External Policies, European Parliament. Cite

Purdon, Lucy, Arsalan Ashraf, and Ben Wagner. 2015. Security v Access: The Impact of Mobile Network Shutdowns. London: Institute for Human Rights and Business (IHRB). Cite Download

Wagner, Ben. 2014. “The Politics of Internet Filtering: The United Kingdom and Germany in a Comparative Perspective.” Politics 34(1):58–71. doi: 10.1111/1467-9256.12031. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2014. “Global Media Pluralism.” in World Trends in Freedom of Expression and Media Development. Paris, France: UNESCO. Cite

Wagner, Ben, and Claudio Guarnieri. 2014. “Nicht-Lizenzierte Exporte: Deutsche Unternehmen Verdienen Millionen Mit Überwachungstechnologien.” in Jahrbuch Netzpolitik 2014, edited by M. Beckedahl and A. Meister. Berlin: Netzpolitik. Cite

Wagner, Ben. 2014. “Ist Freiheit Utopisch? Die Internationale Politik Der Freien Meinungsäusserung Im Internet.” Juridikum 2014/4. Cite

Mueller, Milton, and Ben Wagner. 2014. Finding a Formula for Brazil: Representation and Legitimacy in Internet Governance. Internet Policy Observatory Working Paper Series, University of Pennsylvania, Annenberg School. Cite

Maurer, Tim, Edin Omanovic, and Ben Wagner. 2014. Uncontrolled Global Surveillance: Updating Export Controls to the Digital Age. March. Washington D.C.: New America Foundation, Digitale Gesellschaft and Privacy International. Cite