Vol. 4 No. 1 (2022): Internet governance and the challenges of digital transformation

Published: 2022-06-30

Full Issue

RIID, 1/2022 (Italian)

Part 1. Visions

On Internet Governance

Vinton G. Cerf

7-11
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In the beginning was the Internet and we thought it was different

Guido Scorza

13-16
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The European proposals for the reform of Internet service providers liability

Gianpaolo Maria Ruotolo

17-24
- PDF (Italian)
Wanted: Nobel Peace Price Winners Who Create Peace in Cyberspace

Wolfgang Kleinwächter

25-29
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Data commons: Privacy and cybersecurity are fundamental human rights

Arturo Di Corinto

31-37
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Digital sovereignty and the future of the Internet

Vittorio Bertola

39-46
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Digital sovereignty and fundamental rights: A European model of Internet Governance

Mauro Santaniello

47-51
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Internet: When the net catches children

Domenico Alfieri

53-61
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The role of multistakeholder governance of the Internet in expanding connectivity in Brazil

Demi Getschko, Carlos Afonso, Alexandre F. Barbosa

63-76
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Social contract and grundnorm in the age of unicorns

Gian Luca Conti

77-91
- PDF (Italian)

Part 2. Explorations

Artificial intelligence, big data and new rights

Agata C. Amato Mangiameli

93-101
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Data retention and online privacy: towards regulation compliant with EU law?

Veronica Palladini

103-112
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Data mining, artificial intelligence and national security: The geopolitical use of American legal infrastructure as an obstacle for a global data governance. The TikTok case as a paradigm

Giuseppe De Ruvo

113-124
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The surge of non-fungible tokens and its implications for digital ownership from an Internet governance perspective

Amaury Trujillo

125-132
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Automated content moderation and algorithmic discrimination: the case of hate speech

Pietro Dunn

133-144
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Digital identity and protection of personal data: intersections and risks in the eIDAS and GDPR regulations

Alessandro Ortalda, Stefano Leucci

145-155
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Right to be forgotten and international cooperation: problems and perspectives

Jacopo Ciani Sciolla

157-174
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Digital Platforms as “Private Powers” and Online Censorship

Ottavio Grandinetti

175-188
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The Public administration in the age of cloud and edge computing, between opportunities and risks: PNRR and digital communities

Elena Montagnani

189-200
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The regulatory evolution of digital intermediation: new profiles of accountability

Giulia Bazzoni

201-211
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Nakamoto’s paradox: expected utilities and potential dangers of an institutional use of blockchain technology

Marco Rhao

213-227
Genetic data governance for the development of the scientific research

Dimitri Martignago

229-239
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Internet governance: a digital trust matter

Igor Marcolongo, Lorenzo Piatti, Alessandra Bossi

241-250
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Internet Governance beyond the States? The unprecedented traits of the future digital ecosystem

Angelo Alù

251-260
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Sustainable development of the cultural heritage between emergencies and digital technologies

Gloria Mancini Palamoni

261-272
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Open data for e-democracy

Anna Federica Spagnuolo, Elisa Sorrentino

273-282
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Health protection, digital systems and privacy

Alessandra Pietroletti, Alessandro Nicotra

283-294
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Relationships and loneliness on the Net. #Social_relation_&_confessional_society

Maria Novella Campagnoli

295-308
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“Networked” rights and religious freedom. The Effectiveness of Rights through the effectiveness of Internet governance

Antonella Losanno

309-321
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Smart working in Italy between cultural revolution, emergency legislation and a future yet to be written

Paola Polliani, Andrea Coldesina

323-332
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United Nations’ transmission of cultural and intellectual heritage online in the international context defining an ecosystem for Internet governance and in particular for Open science

Deborah Grbac

333-343
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Vol. 4 No. 1 (2022): Internet governance and the challenges of digital transformation

Full Issue

Part 1. Visions

On Internet Governance

In the beginning was the Internet and we thought it was different

The European proposals for the reform of Internet service providers liability

Wanted: Nobel Peace Price Winners Who Create Peace in Cyberspace

Data commons: Privacy and cybersecurity are fundamental human rights

Digital sovereignty and the future of the Internet

Digital sovereignty and fundamental rights: A European model of Internet Governance

Internet: When the net catches children

The role of multistakeholder governance of the Internet in expanding connectivity in Brazil

Social contract and grundnorm in the age of unicorns

Part 2. Explorations

Artificial intelligence, big data and new rights

Data retention and online privacy: towards regulation compliant with EU law?

Data mining, artificial intelligence and national security: The geopolitical use of American legal infrastructure as an obstacle for a global data governance. The TikTok case as a paradigm

The surge of non-fungible tokens and its implications for digital ownership from an Internet governance perspective

Automated content moderation and algorithmic discrimination: the case of hate speech

Digital identity and protection of personal data: intersections and risks in the eIDAS and GDPR regulations

Right to be forgotten and international cooperation: problems and perspectives

Digital Platforms as “Private Powers” and Online Censorship

The Public administration in the age of cloud and edge computing, between opportunities and risks: PNRR and digital communities

The regulatory evolution of digital intermediation: new profiles of accountability

Nakamoto’s paradox: expected utilities and potential dangers of an institutional use of blockchain technology

Genetic data governance for the development of the scientific research

Internet governance: a digital trust matter

Internet Governance beyond the States? The unprecedented traits of the future digital ecosystem

Sustainable development of the cultural heritage between emergencies and digital technologies

Open data for e-democracy

Health protection, digital systems and privacy

Relationships and loneliness on the Net. #Social_relation_&_confessional_society

“Networked” rights and religious freedom. The Effectiveness of Rights through the effectiveness of Internet governance

Smart working in Italy between cultural revolution, emergency legislation and a future yet to be written

United Nations’ transmission of cultural and intellectual heritage online in the international context defining an ecosystem for Internet governance and in particular for Open science

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