International Relations of the digital ageThe emergence of cyber-attacks and ‘fake news’ have shown that international politics and international relations have changed majorly. Security has moved beyond military capacity and national borders, but has instead become a global issue concerning us all. At the same time, an intense debate about the relationship between privacy and security has emerged, in
which corporations such as Facebook have acquired a crucial role in collecting and diffusing information. On the other hand, the digital age has created an interconnectedness which is beneficial in gaining insight in and knowledge of the current state of world affairs. Besides, new technologies have helped us to prevent and solve crimes, while the internet has established a forum where like-minded people can join each other to discuss and spread their ideas. |
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Master of Ceremonies:
Stefan Soesanto
Speakers of the Day:
Christiaan Triebert
Paul Breitbarth
Marianne Franklin
Onno Eichelsheim
Workshops:
“Digital warfare: Autonomous Weapons on the battlefield” by Ilse Verdiesen
“Lying in politics: new challenge or old news?” by Ronald Tinnevelt
“Privacy as a global human right: Does it exist? Should it exist?” by Oskar Gastrein
“International Peace and Security Cluster” by Jan-Jaap Gerards
“How to sell a European story that no one is interested in ” Wouter Booij
“Exploring he Fundamental & Future Potential of Blockchain Technology" by Jack Lalley
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Conference Committee 2018
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Or Goldenberg - Chairwomen Emma Louise Moll - Secretary Anna Lena Hasselder - Speakers Coordinator Sigrid Dijkstra- Speakers Coordinator Roma Kloosterman - Treasurer Maico Papeleu - Board Representative Franka de Haan - Public Relations Bauke Stellingwerf - Acquisition |