📚 Research Papers reading list
Non-exhaustive list of academic work related to ACA. about how to use the reading list
Select format
The CSV always contains the latest data.
Filters
Select format
The CSV always contains the latest data.
Status
Active since
How to use the reading list
A quick guide to the options, colors and tags used on this page.
Options & filters
- Search — narrows the list to papers whose title, summary or tags match your keywords.
- Order by — sorts by Author's choice, Alphabetic or Time.
- OR / AND — decides how tag filters combine: OR (highlighted) keeps papers matching any selected tag, AND keeps only those matching all of them.
- Tag filters — expand a category (Data Collection, Training, Deployment, Evaluation, Theme of action, Actors of ACA, Knowledge acquisition, ACA Infrastructure, Country…) and pick one or more values.
- Action type — switch between ACA and Traditional collective action.
- Status — show only Active or Inactive papers.
- Active since — keeps only papers that were active on the chosen date.
- Clear All Filters — appears as soon as a filter is active and resets everything at once.
Box colors
- White box — a research paper, showing the logo of its venue or publisher.
- Hovering a box turns its border orange: click it to open the full detail view.
Tags
- Data Poisoning Orange — taxonomy tags: where the action intervenes along the AI life cycle (Data Collection, Training, Deployment, Evaluation, Grassroots Movements, Institutional Action).
- Social Media Cyan — the research discipline shown on the paper card (e.g. CompSci., SocialSci.), and knowledge acquisition tags in the detail view.
- Social Media Grey — ACA infrastructure: the tools and spaces used to coordinate the action.
- In the detail view, the plain grey chips next to the country flag show the actors involved and the targets of the action.
Opening the detail view
Click any paper to open its full description, tags, dates and source links. Use the arrows on the sides to move through the list — the counter at the bottom shows your position — and press Esc or click outside to close it.
Found something missing? You can suggest a paper!