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charset=utf-8 seems relevant to DIN RG interest > Begin forwarded message: >=20 > From: theNetworkingChannel-The Transforming Challenges of Internet = Governance > Subject: theNetworkingChannel-The Transforming Challenges of Internet = Governance > Date: November 13, 2022 at 12:42:57 AM PST >=20 > =09 > =20 > =20 > The Transforming Challenges of Internet Governance > Wed, 23th of November 2022 > Time: Wednesday 5 pm CET,=20 > 8am PST / 11 am EST / 1am JDT > =20 > Panel discussion with: > Vinton Cerf =E2=80=93 Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist, = Google > Robin Mansell =E2=80=93 Professor Emerita, Department of Media and = Communications, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK > Meryem Marzouki =E2=80=93 Global Internet Governance & Digital Rights = Expert, Paris, France > Jan Aart Scholte =E2=80=93 Professor of Global Transformations and = Governance Challenges, Leiden University, The Netherlands > Organizers: > Serge Fdida =E2=80=93 Professor of Computer Sciences, Sorbonne = Universit=C3=A9 > Jim Kurose =E2=80=93 Professor of College of Information and Computer = Sciences, the University of Massachusetts Amherst > =20 > Abstract: The governance of the internet has gained a central role in = global politics. International cooperation is increasingly mobilized to = ensure that the expansion of connectivity infrastructure, digital = services and their usages also safeguards security, human rights, and = economic benefits.=20 > The field has become truly transnational, including a vibrant = stakeholder community that plays an active role in novel diplomatic = practices in negotiating technical standards, norms, regulations, and = policies in the intersection of national and global priorities.=20 > The UN World Summit on the Information Society established in 2005 = that internet governance processes should be institutionalized in an = open and inclusive manner. Since then, multistakeholder participation = along this line has characterized several initiatives by the UN and its = agencies in the internet governance field, the latest to date being the = IGF Leadership Panel inaugurated in 2022. > Considering the deep digital transformations that, at the crossroad of = globalization and digitization, affect every aspect of current social, = economic and political life, this event aims at discussing still = unresolved issues and highly sensitive global internet governance = challenges, and how these transformations unfold to impact national = sovereignty, international relations and the global political economy. > =20 > Register at: = https://networkingchannel.eu/the-transforming-challenges-of-internet-gover= nance/ = > =20 > Contact: www.networkingchannel.eu / = info@networkingchannel.eu = > Register Now > = > =09 > You've received it because you've subscribed to our newsletter. > Unsubscribe = > =20 > =20 --Apple-Mail=_079EE97F-D942-421E-B470-45E01246EB32 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 seems= relevant to DIN RG interest

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Wed, 23th of = November 2022
Time:  Wednesday 5 pm = CET, 
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Panel discussion with:

  • Vinton Cerf =E2=80=93 Vice President and Chief Internet = Evangelist, Google
  • Robin Mansell = =E2=80=93 Professor Emerita, Department of Media and Communications, = London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
  • Meryem Marzouki =E2=80=93 Global Internet = Governance & Digital Rights Expert, Paris, France
  • Jan Aart Scholte =E2=80=93 Professor of = Global Transformations and Governance Challenges, Leiden University, The = Netherlands
Organizers:
  • Serge Fdida =E2=80=93 = Professor of Computer Sciences, Sorbonne Universit=C3=A9
  • Jim Kurose =E2=80=93 Professor of College = of Information and Computer Sciences, the University of Massachusetts = Amherst

 

Abstract: The governance of the internet has gained a central = role in global politics. International cooperation is increasingly = mobilized to ensure that the expansion of connectivity infrastructure, = digital services and their usages also safeguards security, human = rights, and economic benefits. 
The field has become truly transnational, including a vibrant = stakeholder community that plays an active role in novel diplomatic = practices in negotiating technical standards, norms, regulations, and = policies in the intersection of national and global = priorities. 
The UN World = Summit on the Information Society established in 2005 that internet = governance processes should be institutionalized in an open and = inclusive manner. Since then, multistakeholder participation along this = line has characterized several initiatives by the UN and its agencies in = the internet governance field, the latest to date being the IGF = Leadership Panel inaugurated in 2022.
Considering the deep digital transformations that, at the = crossroad of globalization and digitization, affect every aspect of = current social, economic and political life, this event aims at = discussing still unresolved issues and highly sensitive global internet = governance challenges, and how these transformations unfold to impact = national sovereignty, international relations and the global political = economy.
 
Register at: https://networkingchannel.eu/the-transforming-challenges-of-int= ernet-governance/

 

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