The seminar is dedicated to the interrelation of law and technology in the era of mass democracy. It puts into perspective the concept of the digitalisation processes from a critical point of view. The course will provide an overview of the various areas of law covering the following topics: Data rights, intellectual property and digital technologies, net neutrality and digital human rights.
The course is focused on research and it has been adapted to happen on a hybrid format (online/in presence).
Course structure
• Mass Democracy and Autoritarism
• Technology and Power
• Artificial Intelligence: Ethics and Regulation
• Digital Commons: Free Software, Open Data and Open Standards
• Cybersecurity Rights, Encription and Privacy
• Digital Sustainability, Competition and Consumer Protection
• Net Neutrality, Open Internet and Platform Regulation
A reading list will be provided in the beginning of the course.
For enrollment, please send an e-mail to yvonne.runzler@hu-berlin.de with your name, matriculation number and course.
BZQ II: Seminararbeit
Die Veranstaltung wurde 3 mal im Vorlesungsverzeichnis SoSe 2025 gefunden:
