Edited by John Storm Pedersen, Professor Emeritus, Department of Political Science and Public Management, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark and Adrian Wilkinson, Distinguished Professor of Human Resource Management, Griffith Business School, Griffith University, Australia

'The book is a rich collection of the broader applications of big data to a wide variety of emerging contexts, not only including social media, energy, healthcare, human resources, tourism and smart cities, but also less-examined applications in social and digital welfare, child services, education, and politics. A truly comprehensive guide to ''big data''!'--Paul A. Pavlou, Temple University, US

• Contents:1 The promise, application and pitfalls of big data 1John Storm Pedersen and Adrian Wilkinson2 Man versus cyborg 22Vladimir Estivill-Castro3 Big data and application 49Patrick Mikalef4 Big data and human resource management 69Tobias M. Scholz5 Big data in the energy industry 90Petyo Bonev and Magnus Söderberg6 A brief introduction to ‘big data’ and its application in tourism 107Ali Reza Alaei and Susanne Becken7 Big data in government: The case of ‘smart cities’ 133Karl Löfgren and William Webster8 Cyborg bureaucracy: Frontline work in digitalized labor andwelfare services 149Eric Breit, Cathrine Egeland and Ida Bring L.berg9 Data analytics and health services quality: ImplementingeHealth initiatives wisely 170Peter Ross, Therese Kelly, Sanjeev Hiremath andAdrian Wilkinson10 Data-driven management in practice in the digital welfare state 200John Storm Pedersen11 Social work in the Danish digitalized welfare state – and theuse of digital technologies for professional knowledge in childservices 224Anna Olejasz Lyneborg12 Big data in social welfare 245Philip Gillingham13 Big data and data governance: From the ‘world of ideas’ to the‘world of practice’ 264Anders Sandgaard14 Artificial reality: The practice of analytics and big data ineducational research 287Ben Kei Daniel15 The digital welfare state: Dataism versus relationshipism 301John Storm Pedersen16 Big data in political communication 325Peter Aagaard17 Rumour detection in social media 348Henry Nguyen and Bela Stantic18 Big data and professionals: What we can learn fromMichael Polanyi 366Giorgio BaruchelloIndex 391

Edited by John Storm Pedersen, Professor Emeritus, Department of Political Science and Public Management, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark and Adrian Wilkinson, Distinguished Professor of Human Resource Management, Griffith Business School, Griffith University, Australia

'The book is a rich collection of the broader applications of big data to a wide variety of emerging contexts, not only including social media, energy, healthcare, human resources, tourism and smart cities, but also less-examined applications in social and digital welfare, child services, education, and politics. A truly comprehensive guide to ''big data''!'--Paul A. Pavlou, Temple University, US

• Contents:1 The promise, application and pitfalls of big data 1John Storm Pedersen and Adrian Wilkinson2 Man versus cyborg 22Vladimir Estivill-Castro3 Big data and application 49Patrick Mikalef4 Big data and human resource management 69Tobias M. Scholz5 Big data in the energy industry 90Petyo Bonev and Magnus Söderberg6 A brief introduction to ‘big data’ and its application in tourism 107Ali Reza Alaei and Susanne Becken7 Big data in government: The case of ‘smart cities’ 133Karl Löfgren and William Webster8 Cyborg bureaucracy: Frontline work in digitalized labor andwelfare services 149Eric Breit, Cathrine Egeland and Ida Bring L.berg9 Data analytics and health services quality: ImplementingeHealth initiatives wisely 170Peter Ross, Therese Kelly, Sanjeev Hiremath andAdrian Wilkinson10 Data-driven management in practice in the digital welfare state 200John Storm Pedersen11 Social work in the Danish digitalized welfare state – and theuse of digital technologies for professional knowledge in childservices 224Anna Olejasz Lyneborg12 Big data in social welfare 245Philip Gillingham13 Big data and data governance: From the ‘world of ideas’ to the‘world of practice’ 264Anders Sandgaard14 Artificial reality: The practice of analytics and big data ineducational research 287Ben Kei Daniel15 The digital welfare state: Dataism versus relationshipism 301John Storm Pedersen16 Big data in political communication 325Peter Aagaard17 Rumour detection in social media 348Henry Nguyen and Bela Stantic18 Big data and professionals: What we can learn fromMichael Polanyi 366Giorgio BaruchelloIndex 391

Edited by John Storm Pedersen, Professor Emeritus, Department of Political Science and Public Management, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark and Adrian Wilkinson, Distinguished Professor of Human Resource Management, Griffith Business School, Griffith University, Australia

'The book is a rich collection of the broader applications of big data to a wide variety of emerging contexts, not only including social media, energy, healthcare, human resources, tourism and smart cities, but also less-examined applications in social and digital welfare, child services, education, and politics. A truly comprehensive guide to ''big data''!'--Paul A. Pavlou, Temple University, US

• Contents:1 The promise, application and pitfalls of big data 1John Storm Pedersen and Adrian Wilkinson2 Man versus cyborg 22Vladimir Estivill-Castro3 Big data and application 49Patrick Mikalef4 Big data and human resource management 69Tobias M. Scholz5 Big data in the energy industry 90Petyo Bonev and Magnus Söderberg6 A brief introduction to ‘big data’ and its application in tourism 107Ali Reza Alaei and Susanne Becken7 Big data in government: The case of ‘smart cities’ 133Karl Löfgren and William Webster8 Cyborg bureaucracy: Frontline work in digitalized labor andwelfare services 149Eric Breit, Cathrine Egeland and Ida Bring L.berg9 Data analytics and health services quality: ImplementingeHealth initiatives wisely 170Peter Ross, Therese Kelly, Sanjeev Hiremath andAdrian Wilkinson10 Data-driven management in practice in the digital welfare state 200John Storm Pedersen11 Social work in the Danish digitalized welfare state – and theuse of digital technologies for professional knowledge in childservices 224Anna Olejasz Lyneborg12 Big data in social welfare 245Philip Gillingham13 Big data and data governance: From the ‘world of ideas’ to the‘world of practice’ 264Anders Sandgaard14 Artificial reality: The practice of analytics and big data ineducational research 287Ben Kei Daniel15 The digital welfare state: Dataism versus relationshipism 301John Storm Pedersen16 Big data in political communication 325Peter Aagaard17 Rumour detection in social media 348Henry Nguyen and Bela Stantic18 Big data and professionals: What we can learn fromMichael Polanyi 366Giorgio BaruchelloIndex 391