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22 November 2021

Is Ransomware Becoming a Killer? | (dot)security

(dot)securty | A space by JACOPO FRANCESCHINI Despite being highly disruptive and damaging, cyber attacks have never officially been related to human casualties. Acts of cyber warfare or cyber terrorism […]

16 November 2021

The Securitisation of Migration Policy in the EU: the Driving Forces Behind it From the 1970s Until Recent Days

ALESSANDRO CASTELLANI INSIGHT #14 • NOVEMBER 2021 INTRODUCTION Migration has entered the EU security agenda in the last decades but has quickly become a leading concern and a cardinal policy […]

5 November 2021

The Voice of an Algerian Woman Who Took Part in the War of Independence | (dot)history

(dot)history | A space by SARA ZANOTTA On 1st November 1954, the Algerian war of independence began and soon came to be considered as a symbol of anti-colonial struggle. As many […]

29 October 2021

When Contemporary Art Encounters the World of Political Refugees | (dot)migration

(dot)migration | A space by EMILY TASINATO What would happen if one of the world’s most famous contemporary artists offered a political refugee the chance to turn his own body […]

26 October 2021

Does AI invent? If Yes, It Cannot Be an Inventor | (dot)AI

(dot)AI | A space by MATTIA FALDUTI Read the article on BBC.com US District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema writes: “As technology evolves, there may come a time when artificial intelligence […]

15 October 2021

Al-Rawabi School for Girls | (dot)gender

(dot)gender | A space by LORENA STELLA MARTINI Al-Rawabi School for Girls is a short series produced by Netflix and set in Jordan, written and directed by the Jordanian Tina […]

11 October 2021

Individual security and old politics: will something change with the Iraq elections? | (dot)security

(dot)securty | A space by JACOPO FRANCESCHINI On 10th October 2021, 25 million Iraqi citizens are going to vote for a new government. The recent elections were sparked after the […]

1 October 2021

«Modern politics is a chapter in the history of religion» | (dot)philosophy

(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO John Gray (1948) is an English political philosopher and author with interests in analytic philosophy and the history of ideas. He retired […]

24 September 2021

Claiming Existence Through Smartphones

MARIE FIGOUREUX COMMENTARY #33 • SEPTEMBER 2021 In July 2021, the Palestinian film “So they know we existed”[1] travelled the world, in opposition to the Palestinian people enclosed in an open […]

26 July 2021

The Future of Unmanned Weapons | [a CHAT in theSquare]

In this episode of a chat in theSquare we are going to explore the definition and categories of unmanned weapons. Thanks to the expertise of Elisabeth Goesselin Malo it will […]

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