Published Writing

Books

• Being with Data: The Dashboarding of Everyday Life
  Tkacz, N. (2022). Polity.
  Reviews (2)

  • Information Polity
  • International Journal of Communication
• Wikipedia and the Politics of Openness
  Tkacz, N. (2015). University of Chicago Press. (Times Higher Education Book of the Week, Jan 2015)
  Reviews (6)

  • Review: CIPIT (Strathmore)
  • Review: Public Books
  • Review: Canadian Journal of Academic Librarianship
  • Review: Church, Communication and Culture
  • Review: Contemporary Sociology
  • Review essay: Johan Söderberg, Science, Technology, & Human Values
• Digital Light
  Cubitt, S., Palmer, D., & Tkacz, N. (eds.) (2015). Open Humanities Press.
• The MoneyLab Reader
  Lovink, G., Tkacz, N., & De Vries, P. (eds.) (2015). Institute of Network Cultures.
• Critical Point of View: A Wikipedia Reader
  Lovink, G., & Tkacz, N. (eds.) (2011). Institute of Network Cultures.

Journal articles

• After Twitter: Fragmentation, Platform Polities and Protective Sociality
  Tkacz, N. & Gehl, R.W. (2025). Social Media + Society.
• Eventful migration: Rethinking social media migration with help from Elon Musk’s sink
  Tkacz, N., Cámara-Menoyo, C., & Zhang, F. (2025). New Media & Society.
• Data diaries: A situated approach to the study of data
  Tkacz, N., Cámara-Menoyo, C. and Zhang, F. (2021). Big Data & Society.
• The role of data in transformations to sustainability: a critical research agenda
  Porto de Albuquerque, J. et al. (2021). Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, 49, 153–163.
• Pandemic Platform Governance: Mapping the Global Ecosystem of COVID-19 Response Apps
  Dieter, M. et al. (2021). Internet Policy Review, 10(3).
• The Patterning of Finance/Security: A Designerly Walkthrough of Challenger Banking Apps
  Dieter, M. & Tkacz, N. (2020). Computational Culture, 7.
• Money’s New Abstractions: Apple Pay and the Economy of Experiences
  Tkacz, N. (2019). Distinktion, 20(3), 264–283.
• Streams of consciousness: cognition and intelligent devices (Guest preface)
  Tkacz, N. (2019). AI & Society, 34, 691–693.
• Multi-Situated App Studies: Methods and Propositions
  Dieter, M. et al. (2019). Social Media + Society, 5(2).
• The Index of Performative Keys: Taking Measure of Measure
  Tkacz, N. (2019). Multitudes, 73. Available online (French)
• Don’t Get Caught in The Open
  Tkacz, N. (2018). Nordicom Information, 40(1), 14–17.
• In a World of Data Signals, Resilience is Subsumed into a Design Paradigm
  Tkacz, N. (2017). Resilience (online first), 22–27.
• Trolls, Peers, and The Diagram of Collaboration
  Tkacz, N. (2013). The Fibreculture Journal, 22, 15–35.
• From Open Source to Open Government: A Critique of Open Politics
  Tkacz, N. (2012). Ephemera: Theory and Politics in Organization, 12(4).
• The Truth of Wikipedia
  Tkacz, N. (2012). Digithum, 14.
• In Defence of ANT: A Reply to Johan Söderberg
  Tkacz, N. (2011). Journal of Peer Production, DB:1.2.
• Wikipedia and the Politics of Mass Collaboration
  Tkacz, N. (2010). Platform: Journal of Media and Communication, 2(2).
• Power, Visibility, Wikipedia
  Tkacz, N. (2007). Communication, Politics and Culture, 40(2), 5–19.

Book chapters

• Blockchain
  Velasco, P. & Tkacz, N. (2021). In The Handbook of Peer Production (Wiley).
• Experience Money
  Tkacz, N. & Velasco Gonzalez, P. (2017). In MoneyLab Reader II (INC).
• Live as Friends, Count as Enemies: On Digital Cash and the Media of Payment
  De Jong, E., Tkacz, N. & Velasco Gonzalez, P. (2015). In MoneyLab Reader (INC).
• Materiality and Invisibility
  Cubitt, S., Palmer, D. & Tkacz, N. (2015). In Digital Light (OHP).
• Friends with Money
  Lovink, G. & Tkacz, N. (2013). In DATA browser 05: Disrupting Business (Autonomedia).
• The Politics of Forking Paths
  Tkacz, N. (2011). In Critical Point of View: A Wikipedia Reader (INC).
• “Good luck with your wikiPAIDia”: Reflections on the 2002 Fork of the Spanish Wikipedia (Interview)
  Enyedy, E. & Tkacz, N. (2011). In Critical Point of View: A Wikipedia Reader (INC).