9 November 2021
The growing influence of social networks on daily life and public debate are leading governments to consider new ways to […]
23 November 2021
By Rachel Griffin In her 2001 book Politics Out of History, left-wing political theorist Wendy Brown offers a sharp critique of […]
19 January 2022
By Rachel Griffin On January 11th 2022, Gérald Bronner – a sociology professor at the Université Paris-Diderot – submitted an important report […]
11 February 2022
Content governance raises many difficulties, both for digital platforms and governments. In the EU, the Digital Services Act is currently […]
25 February 2022
by Rachel Griffin On the 21st February 2022, the Digital, Governance and Sovereignty Chair organised its first joint event with the […]
2 March 2022
by Rachel Griffin Historically, EU internet regulation has focused on economic goals like copyright infringement and market integration. This is […]