5
Feb 2013
Inaugural I&J Observatory Meeting at Centre Pompidou
I&J convened
February 5, 2013
The Internet & Jurisdiction Observatory recently held its first physical meeting of members in Paris at the Centre Pompidou. Members of the Internet & Jurisdiction Observatory gathered together with friends of the international expert network and Vint Cerf, the co-founder of the Internet, for an intensive one-day workshop titled “What is the Geography of Cyberspace? Cross-border Internet, national jurisdictions and the quest for appropriate frameworks."

The event allowed to scrutinize the issue from an interdisciplinary perspective and discussed in particular emerging global trends and the interrelation between national jurisdictions and shared cross-border online spaces in order to identify possible frameworks to handle the tension. The debate touched upon the notion of sovereignty in an interconnected world, the interoperability of heterogeneous governance frameworks and fair process frameworks for cross-border online spaces. The workshop is part of the global preparatory process for the IGF 2013 that will take place in Indonesia.
Participants
Bertrand de La Chapelle
DirectorInternet & Jurisdiction
Paul Fehlinger
Deputy Executive DirectorChinmayi Arun
Executive Director, Centre for Communication GovernanceNational Law University, Delhi
Constance Bommelaer
Senior Director, Global Internet PolicyISOC
Francis Augusto Medeiros
Norwegian Research Center for Computers and LawUniversity of Oslo
Gail Kent
Global Public Policy ManagerIan Brown
Oxford Internet Institute & Cyber Security CenterOxford University
Severine Arsene
Laboratoire Communication et PolitiqueCNRS (National Center for Scientific Research)
Tobias Mahler
Norwegian Research Center for Computers and LawUniversity of Oslo
Vint Cerf
Vice President and Chief Internet EvangelistSusan Perry
ProfessorAmerican University Paris
Matthias Kettemann
Cluster of Excellence “The Formation of Normative Orders”University of Frankfurt
Claudia Roda
ProfessorAmerican University Paris
Harry Halpin
Staff ContactW3C
The Internet & Jurisdiction Observatory recently held its first physical meeting of members in Paris at the Centre Pompidou. Members of the Internet & Jurisdiction Observatory gathered together with friends of the international expert network and Vint Cerf, the co-founder of the Internet, for an intensive one-day workshop titled “What is the Geography of Cyberspace? Cross-border Internet, national jurisdictions and the quest for appropriate frameworks."

The event allowed to scrutinize the issue from an interdisciplinary perspective and discussed in particular emerging global trends and the interrelation between national jurisdictions and shared cross-border online spaces in order to identify possible frameworks to handle the tension. The debate touched upon the notion of sovereignty in an interconnected world, the interoperability of heterogeneous governance frameworks and fair process frameworks for cross-border online spaces. The workshop is part of the global preparatory process for the IGF 2013 that will take place in Indonesia.
Participants
Bertrand de La Chapelle
DirectorInternet & Jurisdiction
Paul Fehlinger
Deputy Executive DirectorChinmayi Arun
Executive Director, Centre for Communication GovernanceNational Law University, Delhi
Constance Bommelaer
Senior Director, Global Internet PolicyISOC
Francis Augusto Medeiros
Norwegian Research Center for Computers and LawUniversity of Oslo
Gail Kent
Global Public Policy ManagerIan Brown
Oxford Internet Institute & Cyber Security CenterOxford University
Severine Arsene
Laboratoire Communication et PolitiqueCNRS (National Center for Scientific Research)
Tobias Mahler
Norwegian Research Center for Computers and LawUniversity of Oslo
Vint Cerf
Vice President and Chief Internet EvangelistSusan Perry
ProfessorAmerican University Paris
Matthias Kettemann
Cluster of Excellence “The Formation of Normative Orders”University of Frankfurt
Claudia Roda
ProfessorAmerican University Paris
Harry Halpin
Staff ContactW3C