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Publications - Centre for International Governance Innovation
In November 2021, the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) joined King’s College London (KCL) to host a virtual conference as part of KCL’s Project for Peaceful Competition. It brought together an intellectually and geographically diverse group of experts to discuss the geoeconomics of new digital technologies and the ...
About CIGI - Centre for International Governance Innovation
The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) is an independent, non-partisan think tank whose peer-reviewed research, foresight and trusted analysis influence policy makers to innovate. With the engagement of a global network of experts and contributors, CIGI tackles the governance challenges and opportunities of data and ...
The Role of Governance in Unleashing the Value of Data
1 day ago · In 2018, the essay series Data Governance in the Digital Age anticipated some of the data governance issues that have emerged, such as surveillance capitalism and the economics of data, but did not cover data valuation in depth. Data is increasingly central to economic activity and how we make sense of the world, but it is still not valued in either national or corporate balance sheets.
CIGI’s Digital Policy Hub Program Welcomes 14 New Fellows; Nine ...
January 15, 2024 (Waterloo, Canada) – The Centre for International Governance Innovation is pleased to welcome 14 new fellows to the Digital Policy Hub.These emerging scholars and innovative thinkers from the social, natural and applied sciences will join nine fellows continuing from the fall 2023 term to form an even larger and more diverse cohort of 23 fellows for the Hub’s winter 2024 term.
Competition and the Valuation of Data - Centre for International ...
1 day ago · Countries around the world are experiencing a competition moment. After decades of policy supporting consolidation and a lax approach to concentrated corporate power, the assumptions underlying this approach are being revisited. But largely absent from the policy discussion preceding these responses has been the intersecting roles of competition and data governance and, in particular, the role ...
The Role of Governance in Unleashing the Value of Data
1 day ago · In 2018, the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) released an essay series titled Data Governance in the Digital Age. 1 It was a far-reaching compendium covering topics such as the rationale of a data strategy, how to balance privacy and commercial values, and international policy considerations. And it anticipated many of the issues that have emerged, such as surveillance ...
Why We Need Inclusive Data Governance in the Age of AI
1 day ago · This lack of inclusion is mirrored at a more operational level. With some important exceptions, such as public and patient involvement and engagement around health data, 1 organizations developing and deploying AI rarely involve the affected communities, the wider public or civil society in their data governance processes. In this essay, the author explores the case for ensuring that ...
CIGI’s Twentieth Anniversary - Centre for International Governance ...
Celebrating 20 Years of Research and Expert Analysis. July 30, 2021, marked the twentieth anniversary of the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), and the organization was thrilled to celebrate two decades of contributing research and expert analysis to global policy making. CIGI’s initial focus on international relations and ...
Research - Centre for International Governance Innovation
The international security and geopolitical landscape has changed fundamentally, a shift driven in many ways by new technologies and the lack of internationally accepted rules around their use. Innovation, intellectual property, cybersecurity, internet and digital platform governance, and online violence issues are at the core of this work.