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New Publication! |Towards a Critique of Techno-feudalism
Published in Nuovi Autoritarismi e Democrazie: Diritto, Istituzioni, Società, the essay critically reassesses the notion of techno-feudalism and its limits for understanding power in the digital sphere.
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New Publication! |Shaping European Digital Sovereignty: The Council of the EU’s Role in Navigating Global and Internal Challenges
Published by Brill in the volume Digital Europe in the Era of Challenges, the chapter analyses how the Council of the European Union has shaped the concept of European digital sovereignty between 2000 and 2024.
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New Publication! | Digital Constitutionalism Teaching Partnership Article Published in EJLT
A new open access EJLT article reflects on the Digital Constitutionalism Teaching Partnership and its innovative approach to blended, interdisciplinary and policy-oriented education on digital governance.
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New Publication! | The Blind Watcher: Accountability Mechanisms in the Artificial Intelligence Act
A new chapter by Nicola Palladino examining how the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act operationalises accountability through a risk-based regulatory approach.
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New Publication! | Attributes of Digital Sovereignty
Published in the journal Geopolitics, the article proposes a constructivist framework for studying digital sovereignty as a contested discursive resource in political struggles over the control of digital networks.
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New Publication! | Tecnocrazie digitali: il ruolo degli esperti nella governance dei protocolli di internet e degli standard dell’IA
Il capitolo analizza come comunità di esperti e organismi di standardizzazione plasmino la governance dell’infrastruttura di Internet e dell’intelligenza artificiale. Attraverso il caso dei protocolli di rete e degli standard tecnici, gli…
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New Publication! | The Legal Role of Civil Society Organizations in Defending Human Rights on the Internet: A Case Study on the Global Digital Compact
Adopting a realist, multi-level approach to international law, the article argues that human rights online emerge from historical, political and cultural constructs, beyond codified norms. Within the Global Digital Compact process, CSOs…
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New Publication! | The openness paradox: Open-source AI and China’s quest for cyber sovereignty
China’s embrace of open-source AI appears to contradict its centralized “cyber sovereignty” doctrine. This article analyses China’s open-source AI strategy through a four-layer framework (physical, logical, application, societal), revealing…
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New Publication! | Sino-Russian Cybersecurity Cooperation in a Multipolar World Order. Implications for the Digital Silk Road
This chapter makes a comprehensive analysis of the Sino-Russian cybersecurity cooperation and its implications on the Digital Silk Road (DSR), the digital dimension of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), in the context of the Multipolar…
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New Publication! | Tackling moral panic on the COVID-19 pandemic. Highlights of the institutional response against infodemic in the Italian context
The COVID-19 pandemic triggered an information overload, resulting in feelings of fear and mistrust towards public institutions and counteracting measures adopted. The infodemic has, therefore, generated a double moral panic, calling for a…
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