The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2021 kicks off on Monday, December 6th. The 16th edition is hosted by the Government of Poland under the overarching theme: ‘’Internet United’’. The Internet Governance Lab fellows and faculty will participate in several panels, presenting a range of interdisciplinary research at the intersection of Internet governance and technology policy.
Our non-resident doctoral fellow Louise Marie Hurel is speaking in four sessions:
- Exploring Neutrality: A Multistakeholder Cyber Norms Dialogue (link)
- Supply Chain Governance and Security for IoT Resilience (link)
- Town Hall: Beyond hype: what does digital sovereignty actually mean? (link)
- Open Forum: Online knowledge portals for national cyber capacity (link)
Faculty fellow Chelsea Horne is presenting at the Global Internet Governance Academic Network (GigaNet) Annual Symposium, which takes place on the Day 0 of the IGF program. Her paper is titled “Dark Patterns and Privacy Harms: Accountability and Agency in an Age of Disappearing Privacy.” You can check out the Giganet Symposium full agenda here.
Distinguished fellow-in-residence Fiona Alexander was a panelist in an IGF preparatory session called “16 Years of IGF Evolution and Strengthening – Taking Stock and Looking Forward.”
Registration to participate in the IGF 2021 is free at the link.