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Session Submission Type: Full Paper Panel
This panel examines a variety of intersections between authoritarianism and digital technologies in the communist and post-communist worlds. “Digital authoritarianism” is primarily associated with the monitoring and surveillance of publics, but also extends to the dynamics of elite competition and international messaging. The panel brings together papers that examine each of these aspects of digital authoritarianism in Central Asia, China, and Russia.
Digital Authoritarianism 2.0: Surveillance & Central Asians’ Right to Privacy - Jasmin Dall'Agnola, OSCE Academy
Leader of the Pack? Changes in Twitter ‘Wolf Warrior Diplomacy’ - Samuel Brazys, University College Dublin; Alexander Dukalskis, University College Dublin; Stefan Müller, University College Dublin
AI and Informational Autocracies: Public Framing and Elite Competition in Russia - Paul Goode, Carleton University
Making Digital Policing Work: Building Safe Cities between China and Russia - Jingyang HUANG, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology