Surveillance
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From our blog
Year in review: The digital policy developments that defined 2021
27 December 2021
AI diplomacy, Cybernorms, Cybersecurity, Data and diplomacy, Development, Economic, Human rights, Infrastructure, Internet governance and digital policy, Legal and regulatory, Metaverse Diplomacy, Sociocultural, Surveillance
For most countries, 2021 was a continuation of pandemic woes. As people swapped contact tracing apps for vaccine passports, the wave of misinformation on COVID-19 vaccines spread even faster. Beyond COVID-19, the b...
Blockchain and the Future of Governance
21 September 2015
Blockchain diplomacy, Cryptocurrencies, Digital diplomacy, Diplomatic theory and practice, Gender rights online, Internet governance and digital policy, Politics and governance, Surveillance
Managing complex governance arrangements in the absence of trust is the new million dollar (bitcoin?) question. We currently have the lowest level of trust in financial institutions, following the economic down...
NETmundial 2014 – a roundup of reflections
02 May 2014
Cybersecurity, Gender rights online, Internet governance and digital policy, Surveillance
'NETMundial mattered, even if there was little apparent progress on substantive issues', seems to be the consensus from the commentaries and reflections that have emerged this week. "There is much to celebrate. A g...
Day 1 at NETmundial: Rejecting mass surveillance, fostering net neutrality
24 April 2014
Gender rights online, Internet governance and digital policy, Net neutrality and zero-rating, Surveillance
From the corridors of negotiations to the end of the night discussing principles and a roadmap for an acceptable summit declaration, Jovan Kurbalija and Vladimir Radunovic give us their insight on this promising summi...
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