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The Digital twins (Dt) are a transformative technology supporting digital transformation and decision-making across various sectors. A Dt can be defined as «a virtual representation of a physical system (and its associated environment and…
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ICPC Members at SISP 2025 — Naples
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Nicola Palladino at “CAIS:special — Value-based Research on Digital Transformation”.
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Nicola Palladino at EISA PEC 2025, University of Bologna.
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Nicola Palladino at the ICON•S 2025 Annual conference.
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Our Center at the IPSA 2025 Conference
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The remarkable prospects for progress — alongside emerging forms of power and subjugation — associated with the rise of cyber-digital technologies have prompted the European Union to pursue a distinctive approach to Internet governance,…
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ICPC Member Dr. Nicola Palladino at Cambridge’s Third Doctoral Summer School 2025
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This paper explores digital sovereignty as a pivotal element of contemporary politics. Drawing upon a constructivist perspective, it proposes a conceptual framework for studying the policy discourse on digital sovereignty. The framework is…
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By creating real-time, data-driven models of physical objects, systems, or processes, Digital twins (Dt) enable new economic, societal and political interactions. Since the design and the deployment of Dt is still in its infancy, there is a…
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