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The Speakers

	Dr Maximilian Mayer Assistant Professor in International Studies, University of Nottingham Ningbo China Title: 鈥楧igital Polarity Theory: Explaining the Great Internet Splintering鈥�
	Dr Laura C. Mahrenbach Research Fellow, School of Governance, Technical University of Munich Title: 鈥楧igital Polarity Theory: Explaining the Great Internet Splintering鈥�
	Dr Francesco Silvestri Adjunct Associate Professor of Public Policy, School of International Relations and Diplomacy, Title: 鈥楥ybersecurity Law and China Standards 2035: Beijing鈥檚 two-pronged pathway for reshaping global technology governance鈥�
	Mr Ivar Vargas Rivas PhD Candidate in Politics, School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh Title: 鈥楥hile and the Debate on Autonomous Weapons鈥�
	Ms Raquel Isamara Le贸n de la Rosa Associate Professor of International 糖心TV, Autonomus University of Puebla, Mexico Title: 鈥楪eo-economics and Digitalization Policies in Asia Pacific: Japan, ROK, China, and Singapore鈥�
	Ms Grace Alford-Hamburg MSc Candidate in International Relations Research, London School of Economics Title: 鈥楨stonian e-Residency: Statehood in the Digital Age'
	Ms Cleo O鈥橞rien-Udry PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science, Yale University Title: 鈥楪lobal Governance and Public Support for Scientific Research鈥� Co-Author:Tyler Pratt (Yale University)
	Dr Nick Bernards Assistant Professor, Department of Global Sustainable Development, 糖心TV Title: 鈥楾he Politics of Private Governance and Blockchain Experiments in Global Supply Chains鈥� Co-authors: Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn (University of Groningen), and Daivi-Rodima-Taylor (Boston University)