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Articles & essays
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Wichowski, A. (2021). "Why Big Tech shouldn't govern citizens." Tech Policy Press​​

 

Wichowski, A. (2021). "Nations need ambassadors to Big Tech." WIRED

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Wichowski, A. & Benjamin, K. (2021). "Public service as a service." Medium

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Wichowski, A. (2020). "Let's Polarize Together," Public Books

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Wichowski. A. (2020). "How to forge partnerships during crises (in 4 easy steps)," Apolitical

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Wichowski, A. (2020). "The U.S. can’t regulate Big Tech companies when they act like nations," The Washington Post

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Wichowski, A. (2020). "American needs a technology ambassador for the digital world." The Hill

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Wichowski, A. (2018) “Misery loves bureaucracy: why technology hasn’t saved government.” GovExec

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Wichowski, A. (2017) "Net states rule the world. Ignore them at your peril." WIRED

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Wichowski, A. (2017) "How New York City invests in veterans." Medium​

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Wichowski, A. (2017) "Hack the bureaucracy: a user's guide to getting things done in government (with or without tech)" (abridged version published in GovExec)
 

Johnson, J. & Wichowski, A. (2015). “Immerse me: how to get lost in story (story not required).” TechCrunch

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Wichowski, A. (2013). “What government can and should learn from hacker culture.” The Atlantic

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Wichowski, A. (2013). “Social diplomacy: Or how diplomats learned to stop worrying and love the tweet.” Foreign Affairs [PDF]​
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Wichowski, A. (2009). “Survival of the fittest tag: folksonomies, findability, and the evolution of information organization.” First Monday, 14 (5-4)

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Books & chapters

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Wichowski, A. (2020). The Information Trade: How Big Tech Conquers Countries, Challenges our Rights & Transforms Our World. HarperCollins: New York 

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Wichowski, A. (2020). "'What unites us': How the angry few hijack public opinion and why institutions must intervene to save democracy." Chapter 1, editors Alberto de Farias, L.; Lemos, E.; Nociolini Recechi, C. Opinião Pública, Comunicação e Organizações: Convergencias e perspectivas Contemporâneas. Abrapcorp. Sao Paulo, Brazil.

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Wichowski, A. (2015). “‘Secrecy is for losers’: why diplomats should embrace openness to protect national security.” In M. Holmes & C. Bjola (Eds.) Digital Diplomacy: Theory and Practice. London: Routledge.

 

Wichowski, A. (2010). "The myth of fragmentation: assessing political information online." (dissertation) University at Albany College of Computing & Information. 


Proceedings & submissions
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Wichowski, A. (2023). Submission of recommendations on artificial intelligence & emerging technologies on behalf of the Geneva Centre for Security Policy for the United Nations Summit of the Future and New Agenda of Peace, Geneva, Switzerland  

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Wichowski, A. (2021). Submission to the Foreign Affairs Select Committee on tech and the future of UK foreign policy, United Kingdom​

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Wichowski, A. (2016). “So long, smoke and mirrors! Digital diplomats wear no clothes.” London School of Economics Review of Books

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Wichowski, A. (2015). “Examining the future of the open and universal Internet.” Proceedings: Conference on Internet Governance & Cyber Security, May 14-15, 2015. Columbia University School of International & Public Affairs.

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Wichowski, A. (2015). “Human rights, freedom of expression, and the Internet.” Proceedings: Conference on Internet Governance & Cyber Security, May 14-15, 2015. Columbia University School of International & Public Affairs.
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