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P&I 2026 Conference FAQs
Your Conference Questions, Answered General Questions 1.Who can attend? The conference welcomes scholars, policymakers, industry leaders and civil society representatives — anyone working on research, policy or practice related to the major issues shaping our field. It’s an opportunity to exchange ideas, learn from others and contribute to the conversation about…
First Nations Scholars of Policy & Internet
Policy & Internet warmly invites First Nations academics to join our editorial team. We are committed to amplifying Indigenous perspectives in digital policy research and welcome scholars from all disciplinary backgrounds, including early career researchers.
First Nations editors will be supported to design and lead a dedicated stream focused on Indigenous scholarship, contributing to a growing international community of scholars engaged in the governance of digital technologies.
For more information email Editor-in-Chief, Joanne Gray [email protected].
Peer review training at Policy & Internet
Are you a PhD candidate or early career researcher working at the intersection of policy and the internet? Interested in gaining hands-on experience in academic peer review?
Policy & Internet offers a peer review training program that provides real-world insight into the academic publication process. Participants will develop critical skills in assessing academic work and contributing to scholarly outputs.
To express interest or learn more, please contact our Editor-in-Chief: [email protected]
Expression of Interest: Special Issue
Policy & Internet is accepting Expressions of Interest for future special issues relating to policies that influence, or are shaped by, the era of increased digitalisation. For those interested in editing a special issue, please click the ‘Submit EOI’ button and fill out the form.
Please note that we seek Special Issues for Volume 17:4 and onwards, released in mid-2025.
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Policy & Internet Conference 2026
Call for Proposals University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW, Australia (Hybrid) 30 September – 2 October…
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P&I Special Issue Call for Papers – Shaping the Future of the Information Society: WSIS+20 and Beyond
At the ITU Plenipotentiary conference in 1998, a proposal was made with the question: what…
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Good Internet Policy: How, What, Why, Where, and For Whom?
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P&I 2026 Conference FAQs
Your Conference Questions, Answered General Questions 1.Who can attend? The conference welcomes scholars, policymakers, industry leaders and civil society representatives — anyone working on research, policy or practice related to the major issues shaping our field. It’s an opportunity to exchange ideas, learn from others and contribute to the conversation about…
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