Data & Algorithms

Given current power transitions and geopolitical disorder, various visions of data governance characterize the global cloudscape. The battle for a greater global footprint between the United States and China raises…

The paper examines the proliferation of Chinese surveillance tools. It seeks to point out how supply and demand factors result in the proliferation of public security platforms. With special attention…

Russia’s 2016 election interference operation challenged dominant assumptions about the nature of cyber conflict. That operation and others like it mark the emergence of what the authors call “masspersonal social…

The American public is gaining a greater understanding of the deleterious effects that social media is having on society and the unhealthy concentration of power that rests with tech giants…

One of the great challenges of cyberspace is defending freedom and human rights on the internet, all of which are in steady decline. In a decade, we have…

In 2018, the Danish Government established a Consulate General in Palo Alto, California as part of the first-ever Danish Foreign and Security Policy Strategy. The Danish presence in California is…

As states around the world rushed to close their borders to people traveling from Wuhan, China in early 2020, a person infected with the coronavirus hopped on public transportation.

On October 16th, Georgetown hosted journalist Franklin Foer for the Core Pathways event “A World Without Mind.” GJIA sat down with Mr. Foer to discuss big technology as it relates…

Aadhaar, India’s largest biometric identification system, cleared legal scrutiny last year as the country’s highest court held it to be constitutional. However, the Supreme Court’s judgement also established boundaries within…

Mexico has a long history with social security; the country’s first social security law was enacted in 1943. Today, the social security system is fragmented into several institutions that…