Young Digital Law Conference 2024: Conflicts & Communities in Digital Law

Following 2023’s successful conference at the University of Vienna, the Law & Technology Research Group at Sciences Po Law School is hosting the Young Digital Law conference 2024, dedicated to early-career researchers, on the theme of Conflicts & Communities in Digital Law.

Digital technologies are reputed to carry immense potential to improve social welfare, but are often sites of conflict, contestations and inequalities. The conference hosts contributions exploring the presence of conflicts and ruptures and the role of communities in the regulation of digital technologies, as well as the implications of technological developments in such a perspective. With this conference, we seek to stimulate conversations between diverse subject areas and theoretical and methodological perspectives. You can consult the call for papers.

Practical information

The conference will run over two days (6th-7th June 2024) with panels and parallel workshop sessions, welcoming more than 30 participants working across different subjects and geographical areas.

The event is open to attendance in-person but there are limited spots for the attendance of people other than speakers (also, coffee breaks and lunches are provided to speakers only). Registration is available through this form and will be possible until the 4th of June, end of the day (midnight, Paris time).

In case of any practical questions, or to request any accommodations you might need as a participant, please contact marta.arisi@sciencespo.fr.

Organising committee

Marta Arisi, Prof. Beatriz Botero Arcila, Lucas Costa Dos Anjos, Rachel Griffin, Teodora Groza, Prof. Rebecca Mignot-Mahdavi, and Prof. Raphaële Xenidis.