Conferenza "International Law and Cyberspace"

PROGRAMMA

• 10:00–10:10
  Michele Caianiello (University of Bologna)
  Welcoming address
• 10:10–10:20
  Attila Tanzi (University of Bologna)
  Introduction
• 10:20–10:40
  Laura Carpini (Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation)
  Keynote address

Panel 1: The International Law of State Responsibility in Cyberspace
Chair: Chiara Ragni (University of Milan)

• 10:40–11:00
  François Delerue (University of Leiden)
  The International Law and Politic of the Attribution of Cyber Operations
• 11:00–11:20
  Nicholas Tsagourias (University of Sheffield)
  The Virtues and Limitations of Due Diligence in Cyberspace
• 11:20–11:40
  Larissa van den Herik (University of Leiden)
  The Obligation to Substantiate Cyberaccusations and to Disclose Underlying Evidence
• 11:40–12:00
  Giovanna Adinolfi (University of Milan)
  State Responses to Cyberattacks
• 12:00–12:20
  Q&A Panel 1
• 12:20–13:30
  Lunch break

Panel 2: The International Law on the Use of Force in Cyberspace
Chair: Marco Roscini (University of Westminster)

• 13:30–13:50
  Kubo Mačák (International Committee of the Red Cross)
  Application of International Humanitarian Law to Cyber Operations
• 13:50–14:10
  Karine Bannelier – Christakis (University of Grenoble-Alpes)
  How Jus Contra Bellum Applies in Cyberspace? A Comparative Analysis of States’ Positions
• 14:10–14:40
  Russell Buchan (University of Sheffield)
  Spies on the Rise: Cyber Espionage and the Principles of Territorial Sovereignty, Non-Intervention and Non-Use of Force
• 14:40–15:00
  Alberto Oddenino (University of Turin)
  Cyberterrorism: A Tentative Taxonomy and its Relevance in an International Law Perspective
• 15:00–15:20
  Q&A Panel 2
• 15:20–15:30
  Coffee break

Panel 3:The Protection of Individuals in Cyberspace
Chair: Angelica Bonfanti (University of Milan)

• 15:30–15:50
  Michele Nino (University of Salerno)
  The Freedom of Expression in Cyberspace
• 15:50–16:10
  Eric De Brabandere (University of Leiden)
  International Investment Law and Arbitration in Cyberspace
• 16:10–16:30
  Joanna Kulesza (University of Lodz)
  Cybersecurity Due Diligence, Disaster Preparedness and Response
• 16:30–16:50
  Theodore Christakis (University of Grenoble-Alpes)
  Privacy, Data Protection and Government Access to Data in Cyberspace
• 16:50–17:10
  Q&A Panel 3
• 17:10 – 17:30
  Gabriella Venturini (International Law Association, Italian Branch)
  Closing remarks

Registration before 8 November 2021 by e-mail: PILinCyberSpace@gmail.com
The conference will be held online and in-person (30 places). Please, express preference during registration