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Alexander Nadzharov
Dejan Novakovic
Ti Lan-An Nguyen
Mayya Nikolskaya
Alexander Novak
James Nixey
Günther Nonnenmacher
Viktor Nadein-Raevsky
Arkady Nedel
Julien Nocetti
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Research Fellow at the Paris-based think tank French Institute of International Relations (IFRI). He focuses his research on ‘web politics’ in Russia, on interactions between Internet governance and international politics, and is a specialist in Russia-Middle East relations.
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Valdai Papers
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A Cyber Revolt in the Making
Regular news reports on cyberattacks, information leaks, hacking and their political consequences have been dominating the headlines. Cyberspace turned out to be an efficient means to bring people together and to exert their will, which governments have to reckon with.
22.06.2017
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The Complex Geopolitics of Internet Governance
Russia, which has sought for over a decade to blur the lines between Internet governance and cyber security and to establish an exclusive bilateral dialogue with the U.S. on Internet-related issues, might well become somewhat marginalized by current developments in Internet governance reform. Washington does not seem to consider Russia one of the key “emerging cyber powers” for both diplomatic and commercial reasons.
02.04.2014
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Geneva II: The International Community's Last Stand?
Without oversimplifying the situation, the Geneva II process is good news for al-Assad. The make-up of the Syrian official delegation sent to Montreux is telling, and confirms that nearly three years after the beginning of the uprisings in the country, the Syrian president has not changed his position on the conflict in any way.
28.01.2014
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Russia’s Controversial Anti-Piracy Law
From August 1 the Russian anti-piracy law will allow copyright holders to file lawsuits against sites facilitating copyright infringement. Site owners will be required to remove content and links to content within 72 hours, or face having their entire domain blocked at ISP level pending the outcome of a court hearing.
01.08.2013
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The Russian Internet Economy
While in 2011 the Internet economy accounted for just 1% of Russia’s GDP, it was expected to grow at a rate of about 30% in 2012. Russian IT companies are going global. Some Russian national giants are buying foreign assets and considering a gradual expansion into foreign markets.
20.02.2013
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What Lies Behind Russia’s New Laws
What ultimately lies behind the Duma’s new laws is a mixture of nervousness about a political environment that is wholly unfamiliar. The most important of this series of laws is the one on the Internet because the opposition, less present in the streets, remains particularly active online. The Internet is challenging the authorities since the mass protests between December 2011 and March 2012.
25.07.2012
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