Smart Cities: The Prospects of Digital Authoritarianism
Smart cities present a formidable challenge to democracy since they employ a host of technologies that can be used inappropriately, jeopardizing basic civil liberties and political […]
Digital Governance
Countering the Global Rise of Individualism
There has been a global shift away from community towards individualism. What does this mean for international law, the obligations to protect and democratic resilience now […]
The Obligation to Protect: Australian law and the requirement to protect pe...
Data breaches are becoming increasingly frequent and can involve the information of millions of Australians. Does Australian law say enough about how information should be protected? […]
JBC Research Lead opinion pieces
Follow the JBC LinkedIn page and view the JBC Research Leads’ articles and other relevant opinion pieces that highlight the need for a social science approach […]
Australia-Indonesia: Building Trust
Article by Sian Troath, Jeff Bleich Centre Research Lead (Trust), published by the Lowy Institute.
Discrete, Specified, Assigned, and Bounded Problems: The Appropriate Areas ...
Rogers-IP-Final-17Nov19R-1 https://nsiteam.com/discrete-specified-assigned-and-bounded-problems-the-appropriate-areas-for-ai-contributions-to-national-security/
Can the Digital Fix What the Digital Breaks?
Author: Zac Rogers In 1995, John Gray wrote “The cultural void that yawns when the secular meliorism of the religion of growth founders is as […]
Paradigm Shift: Understanding propaganda in the digital age
Author: Emily Bienvenue, Maryanne Kelton, Zac Rogers Influence operations in the digital age are not merely propaganda with new tools. They represent an evolved form […]
Deleting Democracy: Australia and the surveillance juggernaut
Author: Zac Rogers The digital age means we increasingly carry out the minutia of our daily lives in a type of hyper-Benthian attention harvesting behavioural […]