Watch this event online here: https://vimeo.com/422480203/baab1586c6

The breathtaking speed of digitalization in our ‘networked age’ confronts us with entirely new ethical, social and economic questions, like:

• Can and should we preserve our decency and humanity?
• How to behave on the internet?
• How to maintain a common world of citizenship, while ‘social media’ tempt us to live in bubbles?
• Should markets, government, or civil society position control mechanisms for the digital world?
• How can new institutions and regulations be designed for the management of our data?

These questions - and many more - will be addressed during an online presentation of the report 'Citizenship in a Networked Age', written by Oxford Scholar Dominic Burbidge and his colleagues. Together with the other speakers he will provide insights on how all involved actors are to understand and practice Digital Citizenship.

Speakers

• Dominic Burbidge - University of Oxford
• Ad Verbrugge – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
• Haroon Sheikh – WRR (Netherlands Scientific Council for Government Policy)
• Anouk Vos – Revnext (agency for technology driven strategies)
• Remco Pijpers – Kennisnet (public organization for education & ICT)
• Robert de Snoo – Human & Tech Institute
• Ellen Helsper – London School of Economics and Political Science

This online seminar is of interest for everybody who feels concern for our democratic order, be it in a business, education, or politics. Register, and receive the link to the symposium in your mailbox.

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Program

Note: the event is English-spoken, livestreamed, and in the chat you will be able to ask questions to the speakers.