Diplo at Internet Governance, Big Data and the Challenges for International Organizations
Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Data governance, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsDr. Roxana Radu will speak at an event in Torino, Italy on Internet Governance, Big Data, and Challenges for International Organizations. The event, organized by the University of Torino and the Centro Interuniversitario sur Diritto delle Organizzazionin Internazionali Economiche, will cover topics such as governance by data and algorithm, the role of international organizations in Internet governance, big data implications on intellectual property rights, cross-border data flow, antitrust law, and data portability rights. This event is supported by various organizations.
Science in Perspective talk: Internet and Trust
Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe text discusses the importance of trust in the functioning of the Internet, highlighting the complexities and implications of trust relationships in online interactions. It introduces an upcoming panel on Internet and Trust featuring Dr. Jovan Kurbalija, addressing issues such as surveillance, privacy, and competition. The panel will explore questions around trust in institutions, levels of trust needed, and the roles of computer science, law, and social sciences in addressing these challenges. Hot topics in networking will be discussed from an interdisciplinary perspective at the event in Zurich.
Internet Digitalisation and Youth Employment: Job Creator or Job Disruptor?
Panels and conferences Future of work EventsThe annual Interns with a Mission event focuses on the theme "Internet Digitalisation and Youth Employment: Job Creator or Job Disruptor?". The event, held in Geneva, will feature a panel discussion and networking session. Dr. Roxana Radu will moderate the discussion organized by the United Nations, DiploFoundation, the International Telecommunication Union, and the Geneva Internet Platform. The event aims to address the impact of automation on the job market and discuss whether the youth should fear unemployment due to digitalization. Participants will explore turning this challenge into an opportunity. Download the flyer and poster for more information.
Data Diplomacy: Updating diplomacy to the data-driven era
Panels and conferences Data and diplomacy EventsThe Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs is hosting a brown bag lunch on data diplomacy on May 2, 2017, discussing adapting diplomacy to the data-driven era. Topics include the impact of statistics and big data on international relations, utilization by foreign affairs ministries, and improving organizations' data-driven capabilities. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija and Ms. Barbara Rosen Jacobson will present initial findings from the Data Diplomacy Project. Attendees are encouraged to brainstorm bridging the gap between diplomacy and big data, and raising diplomats' awareness of data-driven opportunities and challenges. Registration is required by April 25.
DiploFoundation at Youth Dialogue 2017
Panels and conferences Data and diplomacy EventsDiploFoundation will host a workshop on Big Data in Humanitarian Affairs at the Youth Dialogue 2017 to explore the implications of big data during emergencies, featuring practical case studies. The event aims to engage students in diplomacy discussions, offering theoretical knowledge and practical skills enhancement through dialogue with experts.
Diplo at Internet Regulation in the Dynamic Digital World
Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsMs. Roxana Radu, a Programme Manager at the Geneva Internet Platform and Internet Governance Associate at DiploFoundation, will speak at an event in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil discussing Internet regulation in the digital age. The event is organized by Swissnex Brazil as part of their talks@swissnex series, focusing on governance and regulations in the dynamic digital world.
Roundtable on Data Diplomacy: Mapping the Field
Panels and conferences Data and diplomacy EventsDiplo is hosting a roundtable event on Data Diplomacy to explore the impact of data in diplomacy and international relations. The event will focus on topics like using data for foreign policy assessment, data management challenges, and the role of big data in various diplomatic activities. Experts and participants will collaborate to analyze these issues, with outcomes summarized in a report. The roundtable aims to bridge expertise between diplomats and data scientists while addressing the practical applications of data in diplomatic efforts. To participate in this event, contact Ms. Barbara Rosen Jacobson.
Diplo at OSCE inter-regional cybersecurity conference
Alumni Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Cyberconflict and warfare EventsDiplo Foundation participates in discussions on cybersecurity at the OSCE inter-regional conference, focusing on global cyber stability through coordinated regional efforts. Vladimir Radunovic of Diplo Foundation presents key findings on secure cyberspace and emphasizes the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to cyber capacity building. The conference aims to deepen dialogue on cybersecurity issues affecting Euro-Atlantic and Asian regions, fostering confidence and cooperation among networked states worldwide.
Diplo at Knowledge for Development: Global Partnership Conference 2017
Alumni Panels and conferences EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija from DiploFoundation will be speaking at the Knowledge for Development: Global Partnership Conference 2017 on April 4th. The conference, focusing on knowledge management for sustainable development, will involve various stakeholders and launch a report on knowledge management in the United Nations system. The event aims to advance knowledge management practices, promote the importance of knowledge in achieving Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals, and foster global partnerships. Registration for the event is open.
Diplo at Global Internet Governance – Actors, Regulations, Transactions and Strategies (GIG-ARTS) Conference
Alumni Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsDr. Katharina Höne of DiploFoundation will speak at the GIG-ARTS Conference in Paris, discussing European Internet governance science diplomacy. The conference aims to advance discussions on global Internet governance and its implications and encourage young scholars to contribute to the field. Key themes include Internet governance as science diplomacy, cybersecurity, and European policy diffusion. The event is supported by various organizations and will provide a platform for scholars to address regional challenges and contribute to discussions in the European context. Details can be found on the event webpage.
