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Diversity, Inclusivity, and Good Governance: Emerging themes from the Policy & Internet Conference, 2023
The conference brought together leading local and international scholars and practitioners from the fields of communication, political and computational sciences and law.
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Diversity, Inclusivity, and Good Governance: Emerging themes from the Policy & Internet Conference, 2023
The conference brought together leading local and international scholars and practitioners from the fields of communication, political and computational sciences and law.
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Very happy to publish this article in Policy & Internet. Congrats to the authors on this stellar contribution:
The final panel for the 2023 @policyinternet conference and we have three of the most impressive scholars I know bringing it home. @olgarithmic @aimsinpeng @jograycy7. #PI2023
Now @policyinternet conference: Digital hostility, policy, and social change Chair: Professor Catharine Lumby, The University of Sydney.
Panellists: Professor Rob Cover (RMIT), Dr Jennifer Beckett (University of Melbourne), Dr Daniel Jay Thompson (RMIT).
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