Presenter Information

David Oommen, College of DuPage

Location

Library 3152

Event Type

Presentation

Start Date

8-5-2023 7:25 PM

End Date

8-5-2023 8:25 PM

Description

This paper examines the role that data regulations play in International Relations. State actors use data regulations as a way to increase their own power and decrease the power of competing actors. New regulations in the EU and California can serve as a guide to show which direction that hegemons will go in order to maintain or disrupt the balance of power in the international system.

Faculty Sponsor: Professor David Goldberg

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May 8th, 7:25 PM May 8th, 8:25 PM

Data Privacy and Data Regulations as a Function of Hegemonic Power

Library 3152

This paper examines the role that data regulations play in International Relations. State actors use data regulations as a way to increase their own power and decrease the power of competing actors. New regulations in the EU and California can serve as a guide to show which direction that hegemons will go in order to maintain or disrupt the balance of power in the international system.

Faculty Sponsor: Professor David Goldberg