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Michele E. Gilman

University of Baltimore

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School of Law

University of Baltimore

NoneMichele E. Gilman is currently serving as a School Of Law faculty at University of Baltimore.

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University of Baltimore

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law public policy public law constitutional law welfare human rights economics poverty law and economics information privacy public welfare social sciences data privacy women's rights philanthropy fertility policy artificial intelligence information policy intelligent computing feminist criminology economic analysis political studies feminist studies privacy issues responsible ai case law poverty reduction constitutions labour law legal studies big data science advance computational intelligence public relations sociology of religion criminal justice housing studies technology law usable privacy political analysis public participation citizen participation science studies privacy concerns algorithmic governmentality ai adoption e-participation civil litigation real estate finance feminist methods public choice medical law public safety safety policy external debt government debt variational inequalities equity metric digital justice oppression participation versus scale practical demands participatory ai

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P Span Ten Empowering Strategies for Nondirective Clinical Supervision /Span /P. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

supervision systemnursingcounseling psychologyimplementation research

Participation Versus Scale: Tensions in the Practical Demands on Participatory AI. First Monday (2024)

Meg YoungUpol EhsanRanjit SinghEmnet TafesseMichele GilmanChristina HarringtonJacob Metcalf

artificial intelligenceparticipation versus scalepublic participationpractical demandscitizen participationcommunicationparticipatory ai

The Impact of Proptech and the Datafication of Real Estate on the Human Right to Housing. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

real estate financetechnologyreal estatehousinghousing studies

Democratizing AI: Principles for Meaningful Public Participation. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

ai adoptione-participationpublic relationsintelligent computingcomputational social sciencepolitical scienceresponsible ai

Expanding Civil Rights to Combat Digital Discrimination on the Basis of Poverty. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

racial discriminationhuman rightsafrican american studiessocial inequalitydigital justicesocial justiceoppression

Feminism, Privacy, and Law in Cyberspace. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

gender studiesfeminist theorytechnology lawfeminist methodsfeminist studies

How a Supreme Court Decision Limiting Access to Abortion Could Harm the Economy and Women’s Well-Being. (2021)

constitutional lawlawgender studieshealth lawhuman rightsabortionpublic lawreproductive healthfertility policypublic policywomen's rights

Periods for Profit and the Rise of Menstrual Surveillance. Columbia Journal of Gender and Law (2021)

sexual and reproductive healthgender studieswomen's healthreproductive healthfeminist theoryfertility policyfeminist criminologygender inequalitymenstrual cycle

AI Algorithms Intended to Root out Welfare Fraud Often End Up Punishing the Poor Instead. (2020)

artificial intelligencecomputer sciencemechanism designfraudintelligent computingalgorithmic governmentalityeconomicscomputational intelligenceresponsible aiwelfarepublic policy

external debtglobal healthhousingcovid-19government debtpublic health preparednessbankruptcy

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Michele E. Gilman

University of Baltimore

Affiliations

School of Law

University of Baltimore

NoneMichele E. Gilman is currently serving as a School Of Law faculty at University of Baltimore.

Honors

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Experiences

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Michele E. Gilman

University of Baltimore

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Notable Scholarly Works

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P Span Ten Empowering Strategies for Nondirective Clinical Supervision /Span /P. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

supervision systemnursingcounseling psychologyimplementation research

Participation Versus Scale: Tensions in the Practical Demands on Participatory AI. First Monday (2024)

Meg YoungUpol EhsanRanjit SinghEmnet TafesseMichele GilmanChristina HarringtonJacob Metcalf

artificial intelligenceparticipation versus scalepublic participationpractical demandscitizen participationcommunicationparticipatory ai

The Impact of Proptech and the Datafication of Real Estate on the Human Right to Housing. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

real estate financetechnologyreal estatehousinghousing studies

Democratizing AI: Principles for Meaningful Public Participation. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

ai adoptione-participationpublic relationsintelligent computingcomputational social sciencepolitical scienceresponsible ai

Expanding Civil Rights to Combat Digital Discrimination on the Basis of Poverty. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

racial discriminationhuman rightsafrican american studiessocial inequalitydigital justicesocial justiceoppression

Feminism, Privacy, and Law in Cyberspace. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

gender studiesfeminist theorytechnology lawfeminist methodsfeminist studies

How a Supreme Court Decision Limiting Access to Abortion Could Harm the Economy and Women’s Well-Being. (2021)

constitutional lawlawgender studieshealth lawhuman rightsabortionpublic lawreproductive healthfertility policypublic policywomen's rights

Periods for Profit and the Rise of Menstrual Surveillance. Columbia Journal of Gender and Law (2021)

sexual and reproductive healthgender studieswomen's healthreproductive healthfeminist theoryfertility policyfeminist criminologygender inequalitymenstrual cycle

AI Algorithms Intended to Root out Welfare Fraud Often End Up Punishing the Poor Instead. (2020)

artificial intelligencecomputer sciencemechanism designfraudintelligent computingalgorithmic governmentalityeconomicscomputational intelligenceresponsible aiwelfarepublic policy

external debtglobal healthhousingcovid-19government debtpublic health preparednessbankruptcy

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