Upcoming Events
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March 18, 2015
Addressing the Ultimate Form of Cybersecurity Control: A Multiple Case Study for the “Internet Kill Switch”–with Patricia A. Vargas-Leon
The theoretical expectation of the study is to enrich academic literature surrounding internet shut-downs, an under-studied form of government control over the internet. From a practical point of view, this study expects to provide insights into the national security discourse used to justify one of the most extreme forms of government control over the internet.
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April 24, 2015
Internet Policy in Latin America: Assessing Borderless Governance and Jurisdictional Concerns
This seminar looks at the challenges posed by the increasing trend to address global internet governance with local policy instruments and institutions.
From the Blog
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Online Public Sphere and the Authoritarian State in Turkey–with Bilge Yesil
//Through the lens of some recent incidents, including the Gezi Park protests, the corruption scandal, and the 2014 local elections,…
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The GovLab Selected Curation of Articles on Net-Governance: Issue 61
//The Selected Curation of Articles on Net-governance (the SCAN) is a weekly digest on internet governance news, reports, and events…
What's Happening
- This week's @TheGovLab SCAN highlights the #Lenovo #Superfish scandal and #AT&T's "privacy fee." http://t.co/ISnqVrVZFb
4 days ago - Citing stats from "Benchmarking Public Demand," Gregory Asmolov suggests ways to mitigate radical Internet regulation http://t.co/AQWsr1WZtW
8 days ago - RT @AnnenbergCGCS: New #washingtonpost piece based on recent CGCS report on Russian #publicopinion and #internetfreedom http://t.co/FcWS0pB…
9 days ago - Public policy researcher from a non-Western emerging nation? Apply for the Global Challenges Fellowship! http://t.co/uRR1woKn43
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