Digital Policy

Cyber Policies and Digital Affairs : Politics of the Datasphere and the Legal, Ethical, and Democratic Issues

The datasphere introduces new challenges for collective security, economic prosperity, democratic values and the sovereignty of states. The relevant public policy questions include:

–       The international regulations to ensure peace and stability in cyberspace in the face of the proliferation of offensive tools and actions.

–       The jurisdictional conflicts between states, or between states and non-state actors, and the transformation of the use of sovereign functions by states challenged by the power of intermediation platforms.

–       The development of digital technologies (cryptography, AI, 5G, cloud).

–       The strategies of digital sovereignty and their pertaining issues in a context of intense strategic competition.

–       The ethical, legal, and democratic issues at stake in an environment that provides a wide range of actors with an unprecedented access to personal data.

Theme researchers

  • Warusfel Bertrand
    Warusfel Bertrand

    Professor of law, Vice-President of the French Association of Security and Defence Law (AFDSD)

  • Aude Géry
    Aude Géry

    PhD student in public international law, specialist in international legal issues of cybersecurity

  • Norodom Anne-Thida
    Norodom Anne-Thida

    Professor of Public international law at Paris Descartes University and Secretary-General of the French Society for International Law.

Theme publications

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