Digital Governance
Laws, conventions, frameworks, norms, and protocols shape how technologies are developed and how they can be used
Regulation can steer or stifle innovation. The STP examines the relationship between technological innovation, civil liberties, law enforcement and intelligence systems to provide recommendations on how to regulate technology while balancing the risks and benefits of innovation.
Find the latest research from our scholars and CSIS events on this topic below.
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Government Policies for Open Source Software
Event by James Andrew Lewis , Laura Cunningham , Allan Friedman , Eugenia Lostri , Shelley McKinley , and Frank Nagle — January 10, 2023

Stopping the Spread of Online Mis- and Disinformation
Event by Caitlin Chin , Suzanne Spaulding , Samantha Bradshaw , Renée DiResta , and Caitlin Vogus — September 7, 2022

A Time for Antitrust Reform in the United States and European Union
Event by Caitlin Chin , Bill Baer , Krisztian Katona , Ana Malheiro , and Charlotte Slaiman — June 30, 2022

Boats Against the Current: Regulating Intelligent Transportation Systems
Blog Post — May 12, 2022

China's Digital Challenge: Hidden in Plain Sight, Bigger Than You Thought, and Much Harder to Solve
Commentary by David Dorman and John Hemmings — May 11, 2022

Who's Leaving Whom in the Dust?
Commentary by James Andrew Lewis — May 6, 2022

How to Balance the Scales between Newspapers and Technology Giants
Commentary by Caitlin Chin — May 5, 2022

Artificial Intelligence Applications for Healthcare
Event by James Andrew Lewis , Wendy Nilsen , and Caoimhe Vallely-Gilroy — April 1, 2022

Technology and Power
Commentary by James Andrew Lewis — March 30, 2022

The Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Insights from Andrei Soldatov
Podcast Episode by James Andrew Lewis — March 22, 2022
